Katy Perry Created This Nonalcoholic Aperitif

It's official: Just saying no to booze — whether it be for a single occasion, an entire month in observation of Dry January, or a lifetime in a complete commitment to sobriety — is now the height of fashion, at least, according to some celebrities. For decades, a glamorous lifestyle has been synonymous with cocktails and Champagne, but it's hard to sparkle when you're sloshed. Just ask Blake Lively, a non-drinker whose Betty Buzz line of mixers don't need to be mixed with anything to be delicious, or Luann de Lesseps, a real housewife whose journey to sobriety led her to create a line of alcohol-free rosé.

The latest celebrity to come out with a booze-less boutique beverage is singer Katy Perry. While Perry may not totally abstaining from drinking at this point — she appeared at a recent Las Vegas show in a bra made from beer cans that filled her stein as she performed (via WION) — she does seem to appreciate having a non-alcoholic option for times when she prefers not to imbibe. Per a press release shared with Mashed, Perry said that she had wanted to find "a delicious and bubbly ready-to-sip beverage that didn't get in the way of early mornings and long nights." She partnered with botanic beverage producer AMASS to create De Soi, a line of social tonics that get their buzz from adaptogens instead of alcohol.

De Soi, according to Google Translate, means "self." In the announcement sent to Mashed, Perry said the French-named beverages allow her to be her "brightest and most dynamic self without giving up the complex taste and stress-soothing effect" she appreciates in a celebratory drink. The drink's three flavors are meant to be mood-boosters thanks to adaptogens, which Time describes as non-toxic plants that have been used in Chinese and Ayurvedic medicinal practices for centuries to relieve stress.

According to the De Soi website, Golden Hour is enhanced with maca and L-theanine and tastes of citrus, lemongrass, and herbs. Champignon Dreams has reishi mushrooms and passionflower for a relaxing effect and boasts a strawberry-grapefruit taste, while Purple Lune contains ashwagandha and flavors from rose petals, vanilla, and blackberry. While these drinks won't be available at your local 7-Eleven, you can buy them online for $25 per 750-milliliter bottle or four-pack of 8-ounce cans.