Non-Alcoholic Gin and TonicMade with Sober Spirits G 0.0%, a non-alcoholic spirit made from a real dealcoholized French gin.

Juniper & Crisp

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2 min
Easy
Shaker : No

A perfect summer mocktail or light aperitif, the Alcohol-Free Gin and Tonic lets you enjoy the whole ritual of the classic serve, without the alcohol: juniper, coriander and citrus zest lifted by the bite of a good tonic.

Quantity: approximately 150 ml (1 glass)

Ustensils

Ingredients

  • 50ml Sober Spirits G 0.0%
  • 100 ml of tonic water
  • Some lemon zest
  • Ice
This recipe can also be used to make:

- Alcohol-Free Hugo Spritz with Sober Spirits G 0.0%
Alcohol-Free Clover Club with Sober Spirits G 0.0%
Alcohol-Free Orange Spritz with Sober Spirits Aperitivo Spritz 0.0%
Alcohol-Free Bitter Spritz with Sober Spirits Bitter Aperitivo 0.0%
Alcohol-Free Gin Fizz with Sober Spirits G 0.0%

Preparation

Step 1

Pour Sober Spirits G 0.0% into a glass filled with ice cubes.

Step 2

Top up with 100ml of tonic water.

Step 3

Mix gently with a long spoon to fully incorporate the two.

Bartender's tip

Mix gently to avoid breaking the bubbles: they are what give the cocktail its liveliness.

Step 4

Garnish with a lemon zest to enhance the citrus flavors.

Bartender's tip

A little twist of zest on the glass releases the essential oils and intensifies the fragrance on the nose.

When preparing the cucumber version, you can either add cucumber slices for a light and crunchy touch, or use the cucumber skin for a more intense flavor and an elegant visual effect. When choosing a tonic, opt for one that's slightly bitter and not too sweet so as not to overpower the fresh flavors of the cucumber.

If you're adding spices like pepper, you may want to choose a milder-flavored tonic or one with a low sugar content so as not to overwhelm the complexity of the flavor.

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