Non-alcoholic spirits and aperitifs, made by independents
28 bottles from 5 independent makers
Non-alcoholic spirits have come a long way from sugary mocktails. The best ones are built the way a good distiller builds anything: real botanicals, real bitterness and a point of view. Every bottle here comes from an independent maker, and every one is something you would actually want to order at a bar.
Greenbar Distillery in Los Angeles makes zero-proof spritzes and bitters and sodas with the same organic botanicals it uses in its spirits. St. Agrestis in Brooklyn bottles a ready-to-pour Phony Negroni, Pentire distills coastal botanicals from the Cornish coast, and Kin Euphorics builds its drinks around adaptogens and nootropics. Start with aperitifs if you want something bittersweet, or non-alcoholic spirits if you want something to mix.
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Strongwater
Golden Spritz
Strongwater
G&T
Strongwater
Sparkling Margarita
Strongwater
Paloma
Strongwater
Aperitif Spritz
Kin Euphorics
Dream Light
Kin Euphorics
High Rhode
Kin Euphorics
Actual Sunshine
Kin Euphorics
Lightwave
Kin Euphorics
Kin Bloom
Kin Euphorics
Kin Spritz
St. Agrestis
Phony Mezcal Negroni
St. Agrestis
Phony Espresso Negroni
St. Agrestis
Phony White Negroni
St. Agrestis
Phony Negroni
St. Agrestis
Amaro Falso
Greenbar Distillery
Burnt Orange Bitters+Soda
Greenbar Distillery
Earl Grey Bitters+Soda
Greenbar Distillery
Lavender Bitters+Soda
Greenbar Distillery
UnRum+Cola
Greenbar Distillery
UnGin+Tonic
Greenbar Distillery
UnSpritz
Pentire
Pentire Margarita
Pentire
Pentire Seaward
Pentire
Pentire Coastal Spritz Cans
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Non-Alcoholic questions, answered
What counts as a non-alcoholic spirit?
In the US, a drink with less than 0.5% alcohol by volume can be labeled non-alcoholic, and many of the bottles here are 0.0%. A non-alcoholic spirit is made to stand in for gin, tequila, amaro and the like, using distilled or extracted botanicals to recreate the flavor and bite without the alcohol.
Can bars use non-alcoholic spirits like regular spirits?
Mostly, yes. They mix into highballs, spritzes and stirred drinks, though they usually have less body than a full-proof spirit. Ready-to-pour bottles like a Phony Negroni skip the build entirely, which makes them an easy zero-proof option on a busy night.
Are non-alcoholic spirits the same as mocktails?
Not quite. A mocktail is usually juice and syrup. A non-alcoholic spirit or aperitif brings the bitterness, dryness and botanical complexity of a real cocktail, so the drink reads as grown-up rather than sweet.