This is our non-alcoholic range of zero-alcohol alternatives that don't compromise on flavour. We carry alcohol-free wines, spirits, mixers and syrups from established producers who've put genuine effort into their recipes. Browse zero alcohol spirits, zero alcohol wine or mixers and syrups.
Finding Your Zero-Alcohol Drink
Start with what you normally drink. Wine drinkers often rate the Giesen 0% Merlot or Brown Brothers Moscato Rose Zero for their varietal character. Spirit fans have solid options in Gordon's Zero Alcohol Spirit and Warner's Juniper Double Dry or the fruitier Warner's Pink Berry. If you're after something with a bit more sweetness and colour, Saturdays Grenadine Zero Alcohol works well in mocktails.
Frequently Asked Questions
Are non-alcoholic drinks completely alcohol-free?
Not always. Products labelled 0.0% contain no detectable alcohol, while some alcohol-free wines and beers may contain a trace, typically under 0.5% ABV. Check each label for the exact figure, especially if you need to avoid alcohol completely for health, pregnancy or religious reasons.
Do non-alcoholic drinks taste like the real thing?
Non-alcoholic drinks aim to match the flavour of the original, but they are not identical. Removing alcohol changes body and warmth, so zero-alcohol wines are often lighter and spirits taste less intense. Many drinkers find quality brands very close, particularly when mixed.
How is non-alcoholic wine made?
Most non-alcoholic wine starts as regular wine, which then has its alcohol removed. Common methods include vacuum distillation at low temperatures and spinning cone columns, which help keep the aromas. Some producers add back a little grape juice to restore body and fruit character.
How do you use zero-alcohol gin?
Use zero-alcohol gin the same way as regular gin. Pour 50ml over ice, top with tonic and add a garnish such as lime, cucumber or berries. It also works in alcohol-free versions of classic cocktails, though serving it chilled helps the botanicals come through.
