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Marella Cruises is expanding its onboard drinks programme with 18 new alcohol-free cocktails, six 0% ABV spirits, four alcohol-free wines, plus non-alcoholic beer and cider. The expanded selection is being introduced across the fleet from August 2026.
The new drinks form part of Marella's All Inclusive offering, with alcohol-free wines, beer and cider available to all guests. The range includes 0% red, white, rosé and sparkling wines, Heineken 0% and Somersby 0% cider. Gluten-free Estrella beer is also being added to the standard drinks selection.
Guests travelling with the Premium All Inclusive package will additionally have access to six 0% ABV spirits from Lyre's, covering London Dry Gin, American Malt Bourbon, White Cane Rum, Agave Blanco Tequila, Coffee Originale and Italian Spritz. These products will be used in a new selection of 18 alcohol-free cocktails.
Among the new cocktails are the Grapefruit Refresher, combining Lyre's London Dry with pink grapefruit and soda, and the Nojito, prepared with Lyre's White Cane, mint, lime and soda. The Summer Sour uses Lyre's London Dry with lemon, soda, mint and basil, while the Gentle Fashioned is based on Lyre's American Malt with bitters and orange peel.
The expansion follows customer feedback on Marella's existing drinks menus. Food and Drink Development Manager Luke Saunders said the company had identified opportunities to broaden the non-alcoholic selection and provide additional alternatives for passengers who do not drink alcohol.
The new range will be available across Marella Cruises' 5-ship fleet, comprising Marella Discovery, Marella Discovery 2, Marella Explorer, Marella Explorer 2 and Marella Voyager. Marella operates with All Inclusive as its standard fare structure, with Premium All Inclusive providing access to an expanded selection of drinks and other additional services.
The fleetwide introduction represents another adjustment to Marella's onboard product, with the cruise line expanding its drinks selection while retaining the All Inclusive structure across its ships.
