2. Choose wine, light beer, or simple cocktails made with low-calorie mixers. Just as you might order your salad with dressing on the side, don't be shy about asking for your cocktail your way.

If you want to have your cocktail and drink it too, here's your action plan along with recipes for the best low-cal alcoholic ...

Youngsters are becoming mindful of their fitness goals and are keen to go for lighter, healthier drinking alternatives.

I think the answer in both of these scenarios is the same: Switch to low ABV (alcohol by volume) cocktails. They’re light, easy-going, and there is a wide world of options to suit your preference.

Another expert Kishor Singh Rawat, head mixologist at Underdoggs India reveals that the demand for low-calorie cocktails and beverages is growing significantly. He says, “Consumers—especially ...

The base of this drink is shochu, a low-alcohol Japanese spirit (typically under 30% ABV). Chu-hi cocktails are known to be refreshingly low in alcohol and especially food-friendly. This vodka ...

This cocktail is a combination of 1.5 oz tequila ... “It’s flavorful, crisp and incorporates the zesty brightness and low calories of fresh lime juice instead of high caloric mixers ...

“Gin and tequila in the form of cocktails, ready-to-drink beverages to chill at home and NOLO (no sugar or low alcoholic cocktails ... Coors Edge has the lowest calorie and carbohydrate content ...

for a Moscow mule (153 calories). The margarita is another fashionable cocktail that sadly isn't particularly low-cal, with 321 calories per serving. Try swapping for another limey, refreshing ...

Typically, they are labeled “low ABV,” “nonalcoholic,” “zero-proof,” or “0 ABV.” Sometimes there is a “spiritless” cocktail section on the menu. Regardless of their ...

This trend includes a range of offerings, low-calorie cocktails, gluten-free spirits, and limited-edition drinks that highlight unique flavors without making the drink too strong. Sustainability ...