The New York Mets today announced a new permanent mocktail menu across Citi Field, in partnership with national non-alcoholic pop-up Absence of Proof. The introduction of the mocktail menu is just one of the many ways the Mets are creating a more inclusive and accessible fan experience.
Earlier this month, the Mets hosted a four-day non-alcoholic experience in partnership with Absence of Proof, presented by Cadillac and Dunkin’. Following the success of the event and feedback from fans, the team decided to integrate the most popular mocktails around the ballpark.
The mocktails will be available at bars found in the DeltaSky 360 Club, Piazza 31 Club, Hudson Whiskey Club, Caesars Sportsbook at the Metropolitan Grille and more. The Mets also offer non-alcoholic beer ballpark wide.
The menu features:
- Coca-Cola & non-alcoholic whiskey
- Moscow mule mocktail
- Espresso martini mocktail
All net-proceeds from ticket sales for the Absence of Proof pop-up event were donated to the Amazin’ Mets Foundation to provide a $11,942 grant to Elmcor, a nonprofit based in Queens to support behavioral health services for the community, including substance treatment programs.
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