Dry January: Where to Find Mocktails, NA Beers & More in Tucson

• Mazapan
• Horchata
• Cucumber Lime
• Sandia
• Cafe-Chata
• Jamaica

• Orange Almond Julias - fresh juice and house almond milk
• Southside Patio Cooler - ginger, lime, salt, mint, soda
• Electric Barnyard Heaven - cider vinegar, honey, lemon, cayenne, ginger

• Our Root Beer ($10) - Sassafras Syrup, Lemon
• The Antidote ($10) - Mesquite, Ras el Hanout, Lemon, Soda
• Golden Hu ($10) - Five-Spice Mandarin Honey, Lemon, Ginger
• Sheltering Sky ($10) - Cardamom, Fennel, Cranberry, Lime

Kava. For hundreds of years, it’s been known as a ceremonial drink in the Pacific Islands. It’s similar to drinking a spiked cocktail due to its effects of happiness and a slight numbing feeling in the mouth — meant to be enjoyed while relaxing and socializing with others in a comfy environment. Popular options include their non-alcoholic “kocktails” or in the traditional manner — poured into a bowl that’s best handled with two hands.

Also, if you’re downtown, check out The Kava Den at 63 E. Pennington St.

• What’s Up Doc?! - Clean & Co. tequila, carrot, orange, jalapeño, mint
• Fauxjito - Lyre’s cane spirit, mint, basil, lime
• Blueberry 75 - Lyre’s sparkling, Seedlip grove 42, lemon
• Non-Collins - Seedlip spice 94, pomegranate, blood orange, lime