Mocktail shopping list

RebelButtMunch

Hi
I'm planning a mocktail night for a youth club. Young teens.

Would anyone like to hazard a shopping list I should get from tesco so as to cover a couple of different mocktails?

Thanks

L1011

Soda water, ginger ale, grenadine (not the easiest to find though), tonic water, coke, 7up, orange juice, lemons, limes - that will cover the majority of the "famous" mocktails and allow a bit of experimentation. Maybe pineapple juice and coconut if you want to try doing pina colada style things but its needlessly messy.

Garnishes (cherries really - onions and olives sort of need the alcohol to not taste odd!) and tacky 80s accessories (umbrellas, straws) may be popular depending how young the kids are.

Jellybaby1

I can't remember if I've ever heard of mocktails but looking at this site makes me very interested as I don't drink. They look divine:
https://www.sofeminine.co.uk/cooking-food/mocktails-our-top-non-alcoholic-cocktails-s1472447.html

otnomart

Tabasco (for Virgin Mary)

rubadub

You can get liquer essences intended to be added to spirits. They can be got in homebrew shops, or amazon.co.uk

Triple sec would be a common liquer for cocktails, the likes of cointreau, grand marnier, blue curacao would be similar flavours with varying amounts of sugar. A blue lagoon has blue curacao which would be just blue food colouring, but seems to impress youngsters.

You could get some other flavours, like peach schnapps. I would not bother with tequila, though included in many cocktails.