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Laori Juniper No 1

Non-alcoholic alternative to gin

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Laori Juniper No. 01 for G&TLaori Juniper No. 01 for G&T
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Mini tasting set: Laori Juniper Mini (0.05l) + free tonic waterMini tasting set: Laori Juniper Mini (0.05l) + free tonic water
Mini Sample Set - All Varieties (0.05l)Mini Sample Set - All Varieties (0.05l)

LEARN MORE ABOUT THE WORLD OF ALCOHOL-FREE GIN ALTERNATIVES

What does non-alcoholic gin taste like?

Alcohol-free alternatives to gin imitate the taste of alcoholic gin. The taste ranges from Spicy, citrusy, Mediterranean to delicately floral. Gin is a juniper-based spirit. Therefore, non-alcoholic gin is characterized by its juniper flavor and a combination of various botanicals such as lemon, coriander, or cardamom. This gin flavor is replicated in non-alcoholic gin alternatives.

How do you drink non-alcoholic gin?

Alcohol-free gin alternatives are designed for mixing cocktails and long drinks. The most popular use is as a Virgin Gin & Tonic. Here, the alcohol-free gin alternative is mixed with tonic water so that you can enjoy the taste of a Gin & Tonic without the alcohol. Every gin cocktail, from Gin Basil Smash to Gin Fizz to Gin Sour, can be recreated alcohol-free using an alcohol-free gin alternative.

How much alcohol does non-alcoholic gin contain?

There are alcohol-free gin alternatives and there are 0.0 gin alternatives. Alcohol-free gin alternatives up toΒ 0.5% alcohol by volumeΒ contain.Β Since non-alcoholic gin is not drunk neat, but mixed with tonic water, the alcohol content per drink is reduced. So-called 0.0 Gin Alternatives They may contain up to 0.05% alcohol by volume. Therefore, there are always traces of residual alcohol. You can read more about the difference between alcohol-free and 0.0% on our [website/page/etc.]. Blog here.