13 Non-Alcoholic Thanksgiving Punch Ideas

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Thanksgiving is a time for family, food, and festive drinks. As I plan my holiday menu, I’m looking for tasty, non-alcoholic punch options everyone can enjoy. These crowd-pleasing beverages are perfect for guests of all ages.

I’ve found 13 delicious non-alcoholic Thanksgiving punch recipes that will add fun and flavor to any holiday gathering. From apple cider blends to cranberry-infused concoctions, these drinks capture the essence of fall.

They’re easy to make and sure to impress my guests.

1. Cranberry Orange Punch

A festive punch bowl surrounded by fresh cranberries, oranges, and cinnamon sticks. A ladle rests on the side, ready to serve the non-alcoholic Thanksgiving punch

I love this festive punch that combines cranberry and orange flavors. It’s perfect for Thanksgiving gatherings. I mix cranberry juice cocktail with orange juice for a tangy-sweet base.

To add some fizz, I pour in ginger ale just before serving. For extra flair, I float fresh cranberries and orange slices on top.

This punch is great for all ages. Adults can spike individual glasses if they want. The bright red color looks so cheerful in a clear punch bowl.

2. Apple Cider Mocktail

A festive table setting with a pitcher of apple cider mocktail surrounded by fall-themed decor and other non-alcoholic punch options

I love making apple cider mocktails for Thanksgiving. They’re easy and delicious. I start with fresh apple cider as the base.

I add a splash of lemon juice for tartness. Then I mix in some ginger ale for fizz.

For extra flavor, I like to include a dash of cinnamon and nutmeg. I garnish with apple slices and a cinnamon stick.

This mocktail is perfect for all ages. It captures the essence of fall in a glass. The warm spices and apple flavors are so comforting.

3. Spiced Pomegranate Sparkler

A vibrant glass filled with a sparkling red drink, garnished with pomegranate seeds and a slice of citrus, surrounded by festive fall foliage and glistening glassware

I love making this festive punch for Thanksgiving gatherings. It combines tart pomegranate juice with warm spices for a delicious non-alcoholic option.

To make it, I simmer pomegranate juice with cinnamon sticks, star anise, and a few cloves. Once the spices infuse, I strain the mixture and chill it.

Before serving, I pour the spiced pomegranate juice into glasses and top with sparkling water for a bubbly finish. A sprinkle of pomegranate seeds makes a pretty garnish.

This sparkler has a beautiful deep red color that looks stunning in clear glasses. The spices give it a cozy holiday flavor without being overpowering.

4. Ginger Pear Punch

A festive table setting with a large glass pitcher filled with ginger pear punch surrounded by autumn decorations and colorful drinkware

I love this zesty and refreshing non-alcoholic punch for Thanksgiving. It combines the sweetness of pear nectar with the spicy kick of ginger beer.

To make it, I mix 3 parts pear nectar with 2 parts ginger beer in a pitcher. I add a squeeze of fresh lemon juice for brightness.

For garnish, I float some pear slices and cinnamon sticks in the punch bowl. The aroma is amazing! This drink is quick to prepare and always a hit with guests.

5. Citrus Fizz Punch

A glass pitcher filled with citrus fizz punch surrounded by fresh oranges, lemons, and limes on a rustic Thanksgiving table

I love this bright and bubbly Citrus Fizz Punch for Thanksgiving. It’s a refreshing mix of orange juice, lemonade, and grapefruit juice.

To make it, I combine equal parts of each juice in a large pitcher. Then I add some lemon-lime soda for fizz just before serving.

For garnish, I float thin slices of oranges, lemons, and grapefruits on top. A sprig of fresh mint adds a nice touch too.

This punch is tart, sweet, and super refreshing. It’s a great non-alcoholic option that both kids and adults will enjoy.

6. Honey Lime Spritzer

A pitcher of honey lime spritzer surrounded by fall foliage and festive decor

This refreshing drink is perfect for Thanksgiving. I mix honey, lime juice, and sparkling water to create a light and bubbly treat.

The honey adds natural sweetness, while the lime brings a zesty kick. I like to garnish with a lime wedge and fresh mint leaves for extra flavor.

It’s easy to make in big batches. Kids and adults alike enjoy this tasty non-alcoholic option. The honey lime combo feels festive without being too heavy.

7. Peach Mint Cooler

A glass pitcher filled with peach mint cooler surrounded by fresh peach slices and mint leaves

I love this refreshing peach and mint combo for Thanksgiving. It’s easy to make and tastes great. I start by muddling fresh mint leaves in a glass. Then I add peach nectar and a splash of lime juice.

For extra flavor, I like to use a mint simple syrup. I make it by simmering sugar, water, and mint leaves. After it cools, I strain out the leaves.

I top the drink with sparkling water for some fizz. A peach slice and mint sprig make a nice garnish. This cooler is perfect for guests who want something light and fruity.

8. Cranberry Pineapple Refresher

A glass pitcher filled with cranberry pineapple punch surrounded by fresh fruit and decorative Thanksgiving accents

I love this fruity and refreshing punch for Thanksgiving. It combines tart cranberry juice with sweet pineapple juice for a perfect balance of flavors.

I add a splash of lemon-lime soda for some fizz. Frozen cranberries make great ice cubes that won’t water it down.

For garnish, I float some orange slices and fresh cranberries on top. The bright colors look festive in a clear punch bowl or pitcher.

This punch is always a hit with both kids and adults at my Thanksgiving gatherings. It’s easy to make and tastes delicious.

9. Mulled Apple Cider Punch

A large bowl of steaming mulled apple cider surrounded by cinnamon sticks, cloves, and sliced apples

I love making mulled apple cider punch for Thanksgiving. It’s warm, cozy, and smells amazing.

I start with apple cider and add cinnamon sticks, cloves, and orange slices. Then I gently heat it on the stove.

The spices infuse the cider with a rich flavor. I like to serve it in mugs with a cinnamon stick stirrer.

For extra flair, I float some apple slices on top. The warm punch is perfect for sipping while gathering with family.

10. Berry Limeade Punch

A festive punch bowl filled with vibrant berry limeade punch surrounded by fresh berries and sliced limes, set on a Thanksgiving table

I love serving this refreshing Berry Limeade Punch at Thanksgiving gatherings. It’s a crowd-pleaser that combines tart lime flavor with sweet berries.

To make it, I mix lime juice, sugar, and water in a large pitcher. Then I add frozen mixed berries and stir gently.

Just before serving, I pour in some sparkling water or lemon-lime soda for fizz. I like to garnish each glass with fresh berries and lime slices.

This punch has a beautiful pink color that looks festive on the table. It’s sweet-tart taste is perfect for balancing out rich Thanksgiving foods.

11. Grapefruit Rosemary Tonic

A glass pitcher filled with grapefruit rosemary tonic surrounded by fresh grapefruits and sprigs of rosemary on a Thanksgiving table

I love this refreshing non-alcoholic punch for Thanksgiving. It’s a perfect blend of tart and herbal flavors.

To make it, I start by crushing fresh rosemary in my hands to release the oils. Then I fill a pitcher with ice and tonic water.

Next, I cut a grapefruit in half. I squeeze the juice from one half into the pitcher and slice the other half into wedges to add.

I stir it all together and pour into ice-filled glasses. For an extra festive touch, I garnish each glass with a small sprig of rosemary.

This crisp, bubbly drink is sure to be a hit with guests of all ages at my Thanksgiving gathering.

12. Classic Shirley Temple Punch

A festive Thanksgiving table with a large bowl of classic Shirley Temple punch surrounded by colorful fall decorations and serving glasses

I love serving this nostalgic punch at Thanksgiving gatherings. It’s a hit with kids and adults alike. To make it, I mix lemon-lime soda, grenadine, and orange juice in a large bowl.

I add plenty of ice to keep it cool. For extra flair, I garnish with maraschino cherries and orange slices. The bright red color looks festive on any holiday table.

This sweet and bubbly drink is perfect for those who want a non-alcoholic option. It brings back childhood memories while still feeling special enough for a celebration.

13. Maple Harvest Punch

A rustic wooden table adorned with a large glass punch bowl filled with Maple Harvest Punch, surrounded by autumn leaves and decorative gourds

I love this cozy autumn punch that captures the essence of fall. It combines maple syrup, apple cider, and warm spices for a comforting blend.

To make it, I mix maple syrup, apple cider, and a splash of lemon juice in a large pitcher. I add cinnamon sticks, star anise, and cloves for extra flavor.

For serving, I pour the punch over ice and garnish with apple slices and a sprinkle of cinnamon. The sweet maple and spicy notes create a perfect balance.

This punch is great for Thanksgiving gatherings. It’s festive, delicious, and alcohol-free so everyone can enjoy it.