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Alcohol-free stocking fillers and Secret Santa gifts under £20

Glasses, beer snacks, small packs of good beer and gift cards for anyone who drinks alcohol-free, sorted by budget, with every price checked this week.

By Rich, founder of Unhopped  |  Published October 2026  |  Prices checked 13 October 2026

The short answer

The best alcohol-free stocking filler is a few cans of a beer they haven’t tried. Mash Gang’s Lesser Evil, a cherry chocolate stout that scores 8.5 in our reviews, is £11.99 for four, and Big Drop’s mixed six is £14.50. For £10 or less, a boxed Lucky Saint glass is £10 and its bottle opener £6. Under £5, a single can of a good beer costs £1.60 to £4.10 at Wise Bartender. Unhopped checked every price on 13 October 2026.

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Small presents are where alcohol-free drinkers usually get short-changed: the same bottle of elderflower pressé, every year. This list is built around the things someone who enjoys alcohol-free beer would actually choose for themselves. That means good beer in small quantities, a glass to drink it from and a snack to go with it.

Every item below is £20 or less, sorted by budget, and every price came from the seller’s own site on 13 October 2026. For a bigger present, our alcohol-free gift guide runs to £85, and if you want something to open every day, see our guide to alcohol-free advent calendars, which includes a 24-door chocolate one for £5.50.

Alcohol-free stocking fillers for £5 and under

Stocking fillers from £5 to £10

Leaving it late? A gift card is the only thing on this page that can’t miss the last post: Wise Bartender’s arrive by email the same day.

Stocking fillers from £10 to £15

Building a stocking around a beer? Our homemade advent calendar guide has twelve-beer line-ups priced from single cans, and any three of them make a stocking.

Stocking fillers from £15 to £20

Three stockings that go together

The lager drinker, £19.30

The Lucky Glass (£10.00), plus a bottle of Lucky Saint (£3.30) and a can each of Athletic Lager (£3.00) and Reef Point (£3.00) from Wise Bartender.

  • Two shops, so two deliveries
The stout fan, £19.50

Single cans or bottles of Galactic, Cascadian Tides, Stoker’s, Guinness 0.0 and Dark & Rich (£15.50), plus a Snackingham (£4.00).

  • All from Wise Bartender, plus £5.99 delivery
The chocolate lover, £20.49

NOMO’s advent calendar (£5.50) and its ten-bar mixed box (£14.99): 49p over budget, because together they clear NOMO’s £20 minimum order. Pair it with our stout and chocolate guide.

  • Both vegan, NOMO says

What about delivery?

It’s the catch with small presents: a £6 opener can cost £8.50 delivered. The cheapest way round it is to add a stocking filler to a bigger order you were making anyway, or to buy from one shop and clear its free-delivery threshold.

Delivery from the shops on this page, as stated on their sites on 13 October 2026. Where a shop’s pages disagreed, we give the figure from its delivery page or product page.
ShopStandard deliveryFree delivery overWorth knowing
Wise Bartender£5.99£69Some of its pages say £59. Gift cards are emailed, so no delivery
Dry Drinker£6.99£69Other pages of its site quote £65 or £79.99
Lucky Saint£2.50£25Digital gift cards by email
NOMOAt checkout£50£20 minimum order
Cool HogAt checkout£45Royal Mail, 3 to 6 working days
Big DropAt checkout£55
NirvanaAt checkout£40
Infinite SessionAt checkout£50
ImpossibrewAt checkout£35
Mash GangAt checkout–

Questions people ask

What is a good stocking filler for someone who drinks alcohol-free beer?

A few cans of a beer they haven’t tried, a good glass or a beer snack. Unhopped’s picks under £20 include Mash Gang Lesser Evil (£11.99 for four cans), Big Drop’s mixed six (£14.50), a boxed Lucky Saint glass (£10) and Cool Hog’s Piggy Bank Bundle of pork scratchings (£10.99), all checked on 13 October 2026.

What can I buy for an alcohol-free Secret Santa for £10 or less?

Lucky Saint’s Bar Blade bottle opener (£6), Mash Gang Glug lager (£8.99 for four cans), a Dry Drinker beer glass (£9.99), the Lucky Glass (£10) or a £10 e-gift card from Wise Bartender, which arrives by email the same day.

Can you buy single cans of alcohol-free beer as a present?

Yes. Wise Bartender sells beers one at a time: the ones Unhopped priced in October 2026 cost £1.60 to £4.10 a can or bottle. Wrap three or four different styles and you have a stocking.

Is there an alcohol-free advent calendar under £10?

Only a chocolate one: NOMO’s Creamy Choc Advent Calendar costs £5.50, and NOMO says it is free from dairy, gluten, egg and nuts, though NOMO has a £20 minimum order. The cheapest alcohol-free drinks calendars are 12-door boxes at £34.95.

More for an alcohol-free December

How we put this guide together. Every price, size and stock status was read from the seller’s own website on 13 October 2026; where a shop showed a sold-out label and an active basket button at the same time, we went by the basket. Scores are from Unhopped’s own beer reviews. Links to Wise Bartender, Dry Drinker and NOMO are affiliate links; links to the breweries and Cool Hog’s bundle are not. Prices and stock change often. Spotted something out of date? Tell us.