Mingle Sparkler Pack

Sparkler Pack from Mingle is a non-alcoholic product, so it works as a base for alcohol-free drinks. The listing doesn't say what flavors or how many bottles the pack holds, so check the label for those. Sparkling non-alcoholic drinks like this usually have a lighter body and brighter acidity than a still mixer, and the carbonation does most of the work in the glass. Serve it well chilled, straight from the refrigerator, and pour gently down the side of a tilted glass to keep the bubbles lively. Because the carbonation fades quickly, open it only when you're ready to pour and reseal any leftovers right away. Serving it over plenty of ice slows the dilution and keeps it fizzier for longer. For glassware, a flute or a stemmed white wine glass keeps the bubbles and aroma concentrated, and a tall highball or Collins glass suits long drinks built over ice. A citrus wheel, a few fresh berries or a sprig of mint go well with a sparkling drink like this. You can also top it with a splash of fruit juice or add a dash of bitters for a layered alcohol-free spritz. Light, salty and fried foods are a good match for sparkling drinks in general. Try it with olives, nuts, soft cheeses, sushi or tempura, and plain crackers as a simple starter. Acidity and bubbles help cut richness, so it also suits a creamy appetizer or a fried snack.