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Non-alcoholic gin

Discover non-alcoholic gin alternatives in premium quality.

Non-alcoholic gin - what's behind the trend?

Gin is very popular and known for its unique aroma, especially in the gin and tonic long drink. But is there a good alternative for people who want or have to avoid alcohol? The answer is: Yes, there are now alcohol-free gin alternatives that can offer a similar aroma and taste. But how does it actually work?

How are non-alcoholic gin alternatives made?

Non-alcoholic "gin" is made in a similar way to traditional gin, by flavoring it with various botanicals such as juniper berries, coriander, citrus fruits and spices. The main difference is the method of distillation. Although non-alcoholic gin alternatives use the same botanicals as real gin to provide aroma and flavor, it is not legally allowed to be called either gin or a juniper spirit. The term "gin" can only be used for products with an alcohol content of at least 37.5%.

Anyone making a non-alcoholic gin alternative needs really good ingredients because the alcohol that normally helps to enhance the taste is missing. Therefore, more and better flavors and spices have to be used to make the "gin" still taste really good. The producers of non-alcoholic "gin" therefore often use ingredients that are organically grown and harvested by hand.

How do you drink non-alcoholic gin?

Non-alcoholic spirits alternatives are not suitable for pure consumption, and this also applies to non-alcoholic "gin". Non-alcoholic gin alternatives are ideal for use in long drinks with matching tonic water, such as Gin & Tonic, or in cocktails such as Gin Basil Smash. For a non-alcoholic gin and tonic, we recommend a mixing ratio of 4-5 cl of non-alcoholic gin and 15 cl of tonic water. Garnishing with cucumber or a sprig of rosemary gives the non-alcoholic gin and tonic the perfect finish.

What do non-alcoholic gin alternatives taste like?

Gin without alcohol is available in many flavors such as classic, fruity and floral. Ideal for non-drinkers looking for an alternative option. It is important to note, however, that the taste of normal gin cannot be imitated exactly, as the alcohol is missing as a flavor carrier, which creates the usual intense and heavy taste. Alcohol-free gin alternatives are usually based on water.

Do non-alcoholic gin alternatives really contain no alcohol?

In normal gin, the alcohol is what gives the drink its flavor. In non-alcoholic gin alternatives, the alcohol must be replaced with water or other non-alcoholic liquids. Special distilling and filtering methods ensure that the non-alcoholic spirits alternative still tastes good, but contains no or hardly any alcohol.

You can find the exact alcohol content of the products on our product pages.

How long does non-alcoholic gin last?

Gin that contains alcohol is characterized by its long shelf life, while non-alcoholic versions have a shorter shelf life due to the lack of alcohol as a preservative. On average, unopened non-alcoholic gins last about a year.

In addition to the shelf life before opening, there is often also an indication of the shelf life after opening, which is usually around 8 weeks. To extend the shelf life, it is recommended to store opened bottles in the refrigerator.

Although the best-before date may have expired, non-alcoholic gin usually loses its aroma intensity after this time rather than actually going "bad".

What are the most popular non-alcoholic gin alternatives?

There are many well-known non-alcoholic alternatives to gin. The best known include Siegfried Wonderleaf, Laori Juniper or ISH London Botanical Spirit.

What are botanicals?

Non-alcoholic botanical drinks are a great alternative to alcoholic beverages, offering a variety of flavors and aromas that you can enjoy without feeling drunk or having a hangover the next day.

Botanical ingredients are plants used to make alcoholic beverages such as classic gin and vermouth. They contain essential oils and flavors that give these drinks their characteristic flavor.

Non-alcoholic botanicals can be used in a variety of ways. They can be mixed into non-alcoholic cocktails, juices, and even smoothies to add extra flavor. They can also be used as flavor enhancers in teas, sodas, and water.

Where can you buy non-alcoholic gin online?

At SOBERCIETY.de you can discover a selection of the best non-alcoholic gin alternatives from various manufacturers. All products are carefully selected and guarantee the highest quality and taste experiences.

Our range includes classic varieties flavored with juniper berries, coriander and citrus fruits, as well as various botanical drinks. Simply order your non-alcoholic gin alternative online and have it delivered directly to your home.