Mocktail ideas and is Fever Tree available in Orlando area?

[twinsouvenirs]

So I cannot figure out where else to post this, but if there is a better place, Moderator, move it away...I figure DVC'ers are disproportionately going to be grocery shopping. I'm trying to think of fun mocktails to make me feel vacation-y since I'm brewing our third and I am trying to avoid High Fructose Corn Syrup--Up here, there is a brand called Fever Tree that makes Tonic Water and a Bitter Lemon (a bitter sprite basically) that can fool me into thinking I'm indulging for a while. We do not get a car so I send my grocery list to Amy at WeGoShop and I try to give her brands etc. to make her life easier, but I am not sure if they have this in orlando or if there is an equivalent.

Alternatively, what are other easy-villa mocktails I could make that involve as healthy stuff as possible? I just want to minimize the questions I have to ask myself about my teenagers behavior later in life.

I am fantasizing about that Grand Floridian Balcony instead of working, can you tell?

 

[thepops]

what about a mock Malibu Bay Breeze? I would think Coco Lopez cream of coconut (there is even a light version), with Cranberry and Pineapple juice would be pretty close! (hmmm.. now I'm wanting one..)

 

[Kandiekid]

I work at a Total Wine in northern florida that sells Fever Tree products and we have 2 locations in Orlando that also sell it so it's available. I'm not sure where else has it though.

 

[twinsouvenirs]

You both are angels, thank you!!! That sounds delicious, and I'm going to put the fever tree's as optional on my list then. Thank you again!

 

[Hettie]

I recently discovered that a pear juice and sparkling water spritzer makes me feel like I'm having a glass of champagne when I can't imbibe. I like the Ceres brand pear juice at Whole Foods, but any would be nice. Oh, and add a squeeze of lime.

 

[Song of the South]

Ginger ale with pomegranate juice is fantastic and there are several no HFCS brands Whole Foods carries.

SotS