In a Facebook post on June 1, 2024, Gregory Schwartz announced that the last Friday in May will now be celebrated as National Sugar-Free Cocktail Day! The idea quickly gained traction, with the post receiving over 1,000 shares and even more likes within just a day. While it’s important to remind everyone to drink responsibly, if you choose to enjoy a sugar-free cocktail, why not do so on the last Friday in May from now on?

ℹ️ By the way, we have a dedicated list of national days and months related to sobriety and alcohol-free theme as well as a full list alcohol-related national days, in case you’re interested in checking them out.

When Is National Sugar-Free Cocktail Day

Get ready to shake, stir, and sip your way through National Sugar-Free Cocktail Day! For those who love a guilt-free drink, we’ve lined up the dates for you to enjoy this sweet celebration. You can plan a party or treat yourself—here’s when you can toast to sugar-free delights in the coming years:

YearDate
2024May 31, Friday
2025May 30, Friday
2026May 29, Friday
2027May 28, Friday
2028May 26, Friday
2029May 25, Friday
2030May 31, Friday
National Sugar-Free Cocktail Day is celebrated every year on the last Friday of May.

How to Celebrate National Sugar-Free Cocktail Day

Looking for ways to celebrate National Sugar-Free Cocktail Day? Here are some simple and fun ideas to get you started:

  • Prepare and enjoy healthy snacks that complement sugar-free cocktails.
  • Share your favorite sugar-free cocktail recipes on social media using the hashtag #NationalSugarFreeCocktailDay.
  • Host a sugar-free cocktail party where you invite friends over and serve a variety of sugar-free cocktails.
  • Organize a social media giveaway featuring a set of sugar-free mixers or cocktail tools.
  • Visit a local bar or restaurant offering sugar-free cocktail specials for a tasting.
  • Invite friends to post pictures of their sugar-free cocktails with a unique hashtag in a cocktail photo contest.

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Last Update: August 24, 2024