Queue up a fake fire on your TV and have mocktails by a mockfire.

It’s eight days to Pride! Get some inspiration for colorful, tasty nonalcoholic drink concoctions to serve yourself or loved ones!

Get ready for spring chilling with these mocktails in shades of pink, orange, and yellow!

I’m trying to drink less, and as a surprise to (probably) absolutely no one, it’s really hard.

Nice glassware, nonalcoholic options, and fancy garnish tools will take your gay home bar to the next level.

I am going to suggest that you make a Christmas tree into a simple syrup for the holidays, and I will be right.

You can drink it straight, over ice, and/or mixed with a little soda.

Stingers up!

Make your own grenadine with fresh pomegranate juice!

So you’ve invited three of your exes and each of their respective partners/polycules over for holiday dinner. It’s a potluck, so food is taken care of, but what will you drink!? These delicious mocktails, of course.

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Easily batchable, impressive without requiring too much work, and scrumptious, clarified milk punches should be your go-to for holigay entertaining.

Ciders, fancy coffee drinks, and warm cocktails!

How’s your zodiac sign celebrating Pride this year? This gay horoscope writer has the answers for horny Capricorns and watery Pisces alike.

Whether you’re single or partnered, you’re allowed to get yourself the gift of a little Valentine’s Day treat.

What if we listened to jaunty music…together?

If you don’t want to order a Negroni Sbagliato with prosecco in it, there are plenty of other stunning drinks you can get your gay little hands on that also have a certain je ne sais queer about them.

Now that I’m a seasoned dyke approaching 30, I want to own things that match the kind of person I’m growing into.

Mixology entails a lot more than just drink-mixing. There’s science, gastronomy, artistry, and even storytelling involved here.

“I saved this article when I was a closeted 17-year-old kid: I think this was the first time I realized what non-binary meant! Anyway, I’m 21 now, and now in college I get to dress like this every day and it’s fuckin awesome!”