Best Non-alcoholic Beverage?

I am not a big drinker either. But on a few special occasions I have drank a bit. I normally limit these occasions to a wedding or something like this. I have always liked to toast the new married couple. Now if you don't take a sip of Campaign how can you do this? But, hey, I hear you. You didn't go to India to taste all their alcoholic drinks. I am sure you'll find a lot of different fruit drinks and other type of beverages you'll enjoy.
 
I think you should find plenty of alternatives. Fruit beer, I suppose, is one. Maaza, Fruitie are some of the best-known mango drink brands. Lassi, as many suggested is a refreshing and healthy Indian beverage. You should also taste fresh Darjeeling leaf tea. You get some of the best and exotic teas in India.
 
If you want to drink something non-alcoholic then India is the best place to visit. Here you'll find plenty of options like Buttermilk (Chaas), Lassi with different flavors, Coconut Water, Indian traditional tea, Different types fruits and vegetables juice and many more variety.
 
Coconut water is common and honestly one of the most delicious, healthy drinks. Sugarcane juice is really good and refreshing in the heat as well! India also has a lot of delicious teas, coffees, and different sorts of fruit and vegetable juices. And of course as many of the others mentioned, lassi is absolutely beyond delicious. Mango is one of my favorite fruits so definitely try that flavor, though there's sure to be a bunch of different types!
 
I am not a drinker as well and India has the best non-alcoholic drinks by providing the best coconut drinks in the world; try the bahama mama non-alcoholic drink it's to die for! In that manner any coconut, strawberry or pineapple drink will knock your socks off and have you craving the entire visit in India!
 
Freshly tapped toddy has no alcohol. If it is kept to ferment then it does contain a bit of it. Toddy is tapped from coconut inflorescence. It is also tapped from other palm trees which could be termed as alcoholic
 
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