Is alcohol-free gin actually gin?

By legal definition, a spirit must contain a minimum alcohol percentage to be called 'gin'. This is why we often use terms like alcohol-free gin alternatives or botanical spirits. However, they use the same distillation methods and ingredients (like juniper) to replicate the flavor profile as closely as possible.

Does alcohol-free gin contain sugar or calories?

Many of our premium brands, such as Abstinence, Rebels, or Lyre's, are sugar-free or very low in sugar. Choosing an alcohol-free gin is not only a great way to avoid alcohol but also a significantly lighter choice for your daily calorie intake.

How long does a bottle of alcohol-free gin stay fresh?

Because they lack the preservative qualities of alcohol, these spirits have a shorter shelf life than traditional gin. We recommend consuming your bottle within 3 to 6 months after opening and storing it in a cool, dark place.

Can I drink alcohol-free gin neat?

Most alcohol-free gin spirits are specifically designed for mixing. When sipped neat, they can taste quite intense or lack the 'body' provided by alcohol. The flavor truly opens up when combined with the carbonation of a good tonic or soda.

Is 0.0 gin safe for pregnancy?

Yes, products labeled 0.0% are completely safe. Drinks labeled 'alcohol-free' can legally contain up to 0.5% ABV (similar to the amount found in a ripe banana). We always list the specific alcohol content on our product pages for complete transparency.

Alcohol-free gin

Non-alcoholic gin gives you the taste of juniper, citrus and botanicals, with 0.0% or less than 0.5% alcohol. Here you'll find ISH, Pentire, Rebels 0.0% and Abstinence, among others. Add tonic and plenty of ice for a non-alcoholic gin and tonic. Not sure which to choose? Check out our top 5 non-alcoholic gins.