This list includes 28 Non alcoholic drinks that start with L, from “Laban (Ayran)” to “Lychee juice”. They range from creamy yogurt beverages to bright tropical juices, perfect for refreshment, family meals, and mocktails.
Non alcoholic drinks that start with L are beverages without alcohol whose names begin with the letter L. Many reflect regional ingredients, like laban’s yogurt base in the Middle East or lychee syrup in Southeast Asia.
Below you’ll find the table with Drink, Alternate names, Serving size & calories, Main ingredients, Origin, and Notes.
Drink: The common English name for each beverage, so you can quickly recognize or search for recipes and information.
Alternate names: Other names or transliterations used for the drink, helping you match regional labels or recipe variations.
Serving size & calories: Typical serving and calories per 8 oz (240 ml) or noted size, so you can plan intake and menus.
Main ingredients: Two to five primary ingredients used in the drink, useful when shopping or adapting recipes for dietary needs.
Origin: Country or region where the drink is traditional, giving cultural context and cues for flavor and preparation.
Notes: Quick details like flavor, serving suggestions, or common variants, helping you decide where to try or how to serve it.
Non alcoholic drinks that start with L
| Name | Calories (per serving, 8 fl oz / 240 ml) | Main ingredients (2–5) | Origin (country/region) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Lemonade | 120 kcal | lemon juice, water, sugar | Worldwide (popular in Europe & North America) |
| Limeade | 120 kcal | lime juice, water, sugar | Worldwide (tropical regions) |
| Lemon-lime soda | 100 kcal | carbonated water, lemon & lime flavor, sugar | Global (commercial carbonated beverage) |
| Lemon water | 5 kcal | water, lemon | Worldwide |
| Lassi | 220 kcal | yogurt, water, sugar | Indian subcontinent |
| Laban (Ayran) | 90 kcal | yogurt, water, salt | Levant / Middle East |
| Latte | 120 kcal | espresso, steamed milk | Italy (espresso-based, global) |
| Lemongrass tea | 2 kcal | lemongrass, water | Southeast Asia |
| Lemon tea | 2 kcal | black tea, lemon | Worldwide (tea-drinking cultures) |
| Lemon ginger tea | 5 kcal | lemon, ginger, water | Asia (widely used globally) |
| Lemon verbena tea | 2 kcal | lemon verbena leaves, water | Mediterranean (Spain/Portugal) |
| Lemon barley water | 90 kcal | barley, lemon, sugar, water | United Kingdom |
| Lemon squash | 110 kcal | lemon concentrate, sugar, water | United Kingdom |
| Lime cordial | 110 kcal | lime juice/concentrate, sugar, water | United Kingdom / Australia |
| Lime Rickey | 10 kcal | lime juice, carbonated water, simple syrup (optional) | United States |
| Limonana (Limonana) | 120 kcal | lemon juice, mint, sugar, water | Levant (Middle East) |
| Licorice tea | 5 kcal | licorice root, water | Europe / Asia (traditional) |
| Linden tea | 2 kcal | linden (lime blossom) flowers, water | Central/Eastern Europe |
| Lavender tea | 2 kcal | lavender flowers, water | Mediterranean / France |
| Lapsang Souchong | 2 kcal | smoked black tea leaves, water | China (Fujian province) |
| Lychee juice | 160 kcal | lychee, water, sugar | China / Southeast Asia |
| Longan juice | 120 kcal | longan, water, sugar | Southeast Asia / China |
| Loquat juice | 100 kcal | loquat, water, sugar | East Asia (China, Japan) |
| Lingonberry juice | 120 kcal | lingonberry, water, sugar | Scandinavia / Northern Europe |
| Lemon iced tea | 2 kcal | black tea, lemon, water | United States (popular in the South) |
| Licuado | 200 kcal | fruit, milk, sweetener | Mexico / Central America |
| Lapacho tea | 2 kcal | pau d’arco (lapacho) bark, water | South America (Amazon region) |
| Lemon balm tea | 2 kcal | lemon balm leaves, water | Europe (Mediterranean/Northern Europe) |
Descriptions
Lemonade
A classic sweetened lemon drink (juice) made from lemon, water and sugar; refreshing, served cold or with ice.
Limeade
Similar to lemonade but made with lime; a tart, sweetened juice-style drink popular in warm climates.
Lemon-lime soda
Fizzy, sweet soft drink combining lemon and lime flavors; a carbonated soda rather than a natural juice.
Lemon water
Simple infusion of lemon in water, usually served cold or warm; almost calorie-free and commonly used as a hydrating flavored water.
Lassi
A traditional yogurt-based drink (sweet or salted) from South Asia; creamy, tangy and often served chilled.
Laban (Ayran)
A salted yogurt drink (similar to ayran) popular across the Middle East, often served cold with meals.
Latte
An espresso-based hot coffee drink with steamed milk and light foam; widely served in cafés worldwide.
Lemongrass tea
Herbal infusion made from lemongrass stalks; aromatic, citrusy and typically caffeine-free.
Lemon tea
Black tea with a squeeze of lemon; served hot or iced, unsweetened versions are low-calorie.
Lemon ginger tea
A warming herbal infusion combining lemon and fresh ginger; caffeine-free and often used for digestion.
Lemon verbena tea
Fragrant herbal infusion from lemon-scented verbena leaves; light, citrusy and caffeine-free.
Lemon barley water
A traditional British drink made by infusing barley and lemon, often sweetened and served chilled.
Lemon squash
Sweet fruit squash (cordial) diluted with water to make a lemon-flavored soft drink; concentrated syrup base.
Lime cordial
Sweet, concentrated lime syrup diluted for drinks or cocktails; commonly stored as a non-alcoholic cordial.
Lime Rickey
A classic non-alcoholic soda-style drink of lime and fizzy water; can be unsweetened or lightly sweetened.
Limonana (Limonana)
Minted lemonade popular in the Levant; a zesty, sweet, iced lemonade blended or shaken with fresh mint.
Licorice tea
Herbal infusion from licorice root; naturally sweet, earthy and often used as a soothing tea.
Linden tea
A floral herbal tea (also called lime blossom tea) popular across Europe, caffeine-free and aromatic.
Lavender tea
A fragrant herbal infusion using culinary lavender; delicate, floral and typically served hot or iced.
Lapsang Souchong
A distinctive smoked black tea (tea) with pine/wood smoke aroma, enjoyed hot and unsweetened.
Lychee juice
Sweet fragrant fruit juice (lychee) often canned or fresh; intensely aromatic and high in natural sugars.
Longan juice
Juice from the longan fruit; mildly sweet, floral and popular in regional beverages and desserts.
Loquat juice
Juice from loquat fruit; sweet-tart and regionally popular as a fresh or bottled drink.
Lingonberry juice
Tart red-berry juice commonly consumed in Nordic countries, used as a drink or mixer.
Lemon iced tea
Iced black tea flavored with lemon; unsweetened versions are low-calorie and widely consumed cold.
Licuado
A fruit-and-milk smoothie (blended drink) common in Mexico and Central America; creamy and often sweetened.
Lapacho tea
Herbal infusion from the inner bark of the lapacho tree; traditional in parts of South America and caffeine-free.
Lemon balm tea
Mild, lemon-scented herbal infusion from lemon balm leaves; calming and caffeine-free.