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In a cocktail, of course! Our non-alcoholic gin substitute is specially crafted to replace traditional gin in popular drinks like a Cosmopolitan or G&T. Ritual Zero Proof is not meant to be consumed neat or on the rocks, but in a pinch we recommend drinking our spirit alternatives in bubbly water.

Ritual is crafted, not distilled — meaning no alcohol ever. Our products are made with natural botanical flavors to create the nose, taste, and bite of liquor. We meticulously source high-quality ingredients to create the desired nuances for each spirit alternative.

First, we use all-natural botanical flavors (organic where we can get ‘em). “Botanicals” is a fancy word for “plants”; ours are refined individually to lock in their purest flavor, then carefully blended to create a sophisticated profile. From Siberian pine to Mexican blue agave to American oak, we use the essences that make the spirits you love. The batches are microfiltered, and every bottle is date stamped for freshness. The result is a delicious alternative to delicious originals.

Our Tequila Alternative is tropical and earthy, lending balance and heat to a margarita. Our Whiskey Alternative is soft and smooth, round on the tongue, with a soul-warming finish. Our Gin Alternative is bright and refreshing, with a crisp bite that mixes beautifully. Our Rum Alternative has all the warm vanilla, toasted spice, and velvety decadence of dark rum. Our Aperitif Alternative is bright, bitter, and herbaceous with a spiced citrus finish. 

Our Gin, Tequila, and Aperitif Alternatives have no calories at all. Our Whiskey and Rum Alternatives have a few (5, to be precise), because, well, whiskey and rum are sweet. That sweetness comes from natural sugars, not unlike the sweetness of traditional whiskey and rum. There’s no gluten. No peanuts or tree-nuts. And again, it's non-alcoholic.

Nutrition labels round calories to the nearest 5, and our Gin, Tequila, and Aperitif Alternatives have about two calories from sugar. Hence, the zero. You’ll probably burn those two in the process of shaking your cocktail, though, if we’re splitting hairs.