Green Drinks

Green Cola started as a Greek soft drink company during the depths of the financial crisis, launched in 2012 out of Orestiada in northern Greece. The founding idea was simple: make a cola with no sugar, no artificial sweeteners apart from stevia, and no compromise on taste. The brand built a following across Europe on that premise before expanding its portfolio to include fruit flavours, tonic waters, and eventually its mocktail range.

The Green Mocktails line is the alcohol-free arm of the Green Cola range, and it's where the brand leans into cocktail territory without any of the alcohol. Two flavours cover the range currently available in the UK: Mojito and Pink Grapefruit Paloma. Both follow the same formula as the wider Green Cola portfolio - zero sugar, zero calories, stevia-sweetened, sparkling, and canned at 330ml.

These are straightforward RTD mocktails rather than complex botanical drinks. The Mojito is minty and citrus-forward; the Pink Grapefruit Paloma sharp and lightly sweet. They sit closer to upmarket soft drinks than to the premium alcohol-free spirits category, and that's not a criticism. They fill a different role: easy grab-and-drink options for situations where you want something more interesting than lemonade but don't need the complexity of a crafted AF spirit.

In the UK, Green Mocktails are primarily sold on Amazon as bulk 24-can cases. That format makes them more suited to home use, parties, or stocking up than a casual convenience buy. Pricing is competitive within the RTD mocktail space.

The brand sits within a broader soft drink portfolio rather than a dedicated alcohol-free drinks company. Green Cola has no particular heritage in the alcohol-free market specifically - this is an extension of their sugar-free soft drinks expertise into cocktail-inspired flavours. Whether that positioning counts for or against them depends on what you're looking for.

The Collection

Mojito Mocktail

Pink Grapefruit Paloma