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We believe great drinks should be available, flavourful, and enjoyable for everyone. Our curated selection features the best non-alcoholic brands from around the world — perfect for social gatherings, celebrations, or relaxing at home.

Our industry experienced experts will help you find exactly what you’re looking for.

Our shelves are stocked with carefully selected products designed to deliver the complexity and experience of traditional drinks — without the alcohol.

• Non-Alcoholic Spirits

• Alcohol-Free Wine

• Craft NA Beer

• Ready-to-Drink Mocktails

• Mixers & Cocktail Ingredients

Perfect for designated drivers, athletes, expecting parents, sober lifestyles, or anyone just wanting to cut back.

Explore Saskatchewan’s best selection of non-alcoholic beverages, including:

Non-Alcoholic Spirits
Craft alternatives for whiskey, gin, rum, tequila, & more.

Alcohol-Free Wine
Red, white, sparkling, & rosé without the alcohol.

Craft NA Beer
Local favourites & international alcohol-free brews.

Ready-to-Drink Mocktails
Convenient cocktails with zero alcohol.

Mixers & Cocktail Ingredients
Everything you need to build the perfect alcohol-free drink at home.

People drink non-alcoholic (NA) drinks even if they aren’t sober for a lot of practical and social reasons. It’s not only about avoiding alcohol entirely.

- Pacing their alcohol intake

Many people alternate alcoholic drinks with NA ones to slow down how much alcohol they consume.
Example: beer → sparkling water → beer → soda.

Benefits:

• Avoid getting too drunk

• Reduce hangovers

• Stay out longer without overdoing it

- Staying hydrated

Alcohol is dehydrating, so people often drink water, soda, or mocktails between alcoholic drinks to prevent dehydration and headaches.

- Designated Driver

If someone is driving & providing a safe ride home, but still want to engage socially.

- Enjoying the taste or ritual

Some people simply like:

• mocktails

• non-alcoholic beer

• fancy sodas or sparkling water

They get the social vibe of drinking without adding more alcohol.

- Social situations

Holding a drink helps people:

• blend in at parties

• avoid constant offers of alcohol

• stay part of the social ritual

Even people who aren’t sober might grab NA drinks so they don’t stand out or feel pressured.

- Health or medication reasons

Someone may still drink occasionally but limit alcohol because of:

• medications

• training/fitness

• stomach issues

• trying to cut back

- They’ve already had enough

Sometimes the simplest reason: they’re already tipsy and don’t want more alcohol, but still want something to sip.

Non-alcoholic drinks let people pace themselves, hydrate, stay social, and avoid getting too drunk without stopping drinking entirely.

The difference between 0.0% alcohol and 0.5% alcohol is mainly about how much alcohol is allowed to remain in the drink.

- 0.0% Alcohol

• Definition: No detectable alcohol (or extremely tiny traces below testing limits).

• Typical labeling: “Alcohol-free.”

• Amount: Essentially 0.0% ABV (alcohol by volume).

• Examples: Some alcohol-free beers, wines, and spirits.

• Practical effect: You cannot get intoxicated from it.

-0.5% Alcohol

• Definition: Very low alcohol content but not completely alcohol-free.

• Typical labeling: “Non-alcoholic” in many countries.

• Amount: Up to 0.5% ABV.

• Practical effect: Still extremely unlikely to cause intoxication, but it does contain a small amount of alcohol.

• Usually worded as “de-alcoholized”

- How small is 0.5%?

For comparison:

• Regular beer: ~4–6% ABV

• Non-alcoholic beer: ≤0.5% ABV

• 0.5% drink has about 10× less alcohol than regular beer.

You’d need to drink many cans very quickly to equal the alcohol in one regular beer.

Bottom line: 0.0% means no measurable alcohol, while 0.5% means a tiny amount is still present.