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Monday
Zero Alcohol Gin
Juniper-forward and bright. One of the closest things to gin in a tall glass.
8 pieces
Spirits.
The base of a stirred drink or a sour. Built around a flavor, not pretending to be vodka.
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Lyre’s
Dry London Spirit
Juniper and citrus with a soft finish. A steady all-rounder.
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Seedlip
Garden 108
Pea, hay and garden herbs. Not a gin, but the classic zero-proof pour with tonic.
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Seedlip
Spice 94
Allspice, cardamom and bitter bark. Takes well to ginger beer.
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Spiritless
Kentucky 74
Made from bourbon with the alcohol taken out: caramel and oak for stirred drinks.
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Ritual Zero Proof
Whiskey Alternative
Smoky and peppery, made for mixing rather than sipping neat.
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Free Spirits
The Spirit of Tequila
Agave and a little pepper, built for citrus.
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Monday
Zero Alcohol Mezcal
Real smoke without the proof. Use it where a drink wants a campfire.
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