15 Best Non-Alcoholic Costco Drinks for a Dry January

After months of autumn beers and celebratory drinks during the holidays, perhaps it’s time to dry out.

Dry January has become more popular in recent years as folks abstain from alcohol to start the new year on a healthier note.

Of course, that doesn’t mean you should stop drinking beverages altogether. One great Costco hack is to turn to one of these non-alcoholic options from the retailer that can keep you hydrated during Dry January.

Editor’s note: Prices are subject to change and may vary by location.

Enjoy fresh sparkling drinks without the alcohol by sipping on Martinelli's Sparkling Cider.

The cider is made with fresh American-grown apples and comes in four bottles of 25.4 ounces each for $13.19.

Your local Costco might have some great non-alcoholic beer options. Folks on Reddit say they recently saw various types of non-alcoholic beer at their local Costco.

In addition, Costco’s Canadian stores carry Heineken 0% Alcohol-free Beer in a 24-can case and 24 bottles of Corona Sunbrew Non-alcoholic Beer.

Missing the lemon or orange twists from your favorite cocktails during Dry January? Sanpellegrino has you covered.

Sanpellegrino Sparkling Fruit Beverage comes in a pack of 12 orange-flavored and 12 lemon-flavored sparkling drink cans of 11.15 ounces each for $22.80.

This January, forget the alcohol mix-ins and drink a fresh glass of lemonade without the extras.

Kirkland Signature Organic Lemonade comes in two bottles of 96 ounces each for $7.01.

Stock up on soda for Dry January, even if you’ve decided to skip the Jack Daniel’s you usually add to your Jack and Cokes.

Instead, stick with the Coke part of that drink recipe. You can get 12-ounce cans of Coca-Cola in a package of 35 for $19.83.

Is Dry January part of a bigger plan to get healthier this year? If so, add another option to start your day off right.

Carnation Breakfast Essentials come in a box of 40 packets for $14.42. Drop a packet in a glass of milk for a nutritious way to get your morning going.

Tea is great for the morning or any other time of day, especially as you try to get through the cold days of January.

Heat up with some Lipton Tea, which comes in a box of 312 tea bags for $12.62.

You will have to cut out mimosas for Dry January, but Izze Sparkling Juice Beverage can still give you the fizzy juice you crave.

The sparkling beverages come in a variety pack of 24 for $20.46. You get 8.4-ounce cans of mango, blackberry, apple, and clementine flavors.

While Dry January means you will have to ditch traditional beer, you can still indulge in root beer.

Grab a pack of Mug Root Beer for $6.42, which includes 12 cans with 12 ounces each.

If one of your New Year’s resolutions is to get fit, hydrate after your workouts with a 24-pack of Gatorade Zero Thirst Quencher for $20.88.

The 20-ounce bottles are perfect for the gym or to take along on outdoor activities.

You don’t have to drink boring water just because you cut out alcohol.

Instead, grab some Perrier Carbonated Mineral Water. The 16.9-ounce bottles of sparkling water come in a package of 24 and cost $25.10.

Skip the vodka in this cranberry cocktail from Costco’s Kirkland Signature store brand.

Kirkland Signature Organic Cranberry Juice Cocktail comes in two bottles of 96 ounces each for $10.05.

You can still enjoy orange juice even if you skip your tequila sunrise and screwdriver drinks during January.

Kirkland Signature Orange Juice comes in a pack of three bottles with 59 ounces each for $12.74.

Ginger beer is an excellent mixer for cocktails, such as a Moscow mule or whiskey highball. However, you can also enjoy it without the alcohol.

Check out Fever Tree Ginger Beer, which comes in a 12-pack of 9.3-ounce bottles for $18.12.

Sometimes, you just want to stick with the classics — even if classic cocktails aren’t on your menu during January.

So, enjoy a cup of coffee with Keurig Crafted Classics Coffee Collection, which comes with 72 K-Cups for $42.68. The variety pack includes Green Mountain, Caribou Coffee, Newman’s Own, Tully’s, and Donut Shop coffees.

Costco is a great place to save money on groceries by buying in bulk.

After you've purchased a great new non-alcoholic drink — or the ingredients to make one — remember to swing by the Food Court to get the legendary Costco hot dog and drink deal for $1.50.