Is it ok just to offer wine, beer and soft drinks when having guests round for a meal?

[snauralaura]

Just that really. We're not big drinkers so we don't have a stock of spirits or "after dinner" type drinks. Would you think we were poor hosts if that was all we offered?

I've never come across a non alcoholic, or even low alcohol, wine that tastes anything like the real thing. Personally I don't even bother. I'd rather drink water and save the calories for when I can drink wine.

What is?

I agree. Non alcoholic beer and cider are much better IMO. I'm not a beer drinker but sometimes I want a soft drink that isn't sweet and isn't water, and tastes grown up.

Yes, I find non alcoholic beer a much better option if I really want something other than water (which is rare to be honest).

I think that's very generous, especially if you are not big drinkers yourself.
My other half has beer and whiskey in the house and we have the odd bottle of wine. I gave up drinking at Christmas for multiple reasons but if someone comes around I buy a bottle of prosecco and white and red , just in case. also depends who's coming.