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Diageo North America has acquired Ritual ZeroProof Non-Alcoholic Spirits (Ritual). Since its launch in Chicago, Illinois in 2019, Ritual has grown rapidly and is now the number one non-alc spirit brand in the United States.
Diageo North America has acquired Ritual ZeroProof Non-Alcoholic Spirits. Today, the brand’s portfolio contains alternatives to whiskey, tequila, gin, rum and aperitif, which can all be substituted one-to-one with traditional spirits to create non-alc versions of well-known recipes. the company says.
On Wednesday, global beverage corporation Diageo announced its acquisition of Ritual ZeroProof Non-Alcoholic Spirits. Ritual ZeroProof’s portfolio includes a non-alcoholic whiskey , tequila , gin , rum , and aperitif. Ritual ZeroProof is also currently the sixth-largest NA brand in the world by value.
Last week, Diageo announced that it had acquired Ritual ZeroProof, the top-selling non-alcoholic spirits brand in the United States. The conglomerate had already owned a minority stake in the non-alc label — which includes whiskey , tequila , gin , rum , and an aperitif — though full ownership poses interesting questions.
Gin Monday Gin I have tried so many gin alternatives… I hated gin as a drinker, but as a sober mom, a quality G&T tastes like cheating in the best way possible. Monday Gin tastes like gin. Ritual ZeroProof’s dark rum hits all the marks for tropical cocktails + rum punch. It packs a punch.
Once restricted to a handful of botanical waters, alcohol-free options have expanded to include ready-to-drink (RTD) mocktails in large and small formats, convincing base “spirits” that mimic the profiles of traditional whiskey, gin, and apéritivos, and party-friendly formulas that offer a different kind of buzz. Price: $30 / 25.4
Gin, celebrated for its aromatic blend of juniper berries and botanicals, has long held a revered place in the world of spirits. But, as the non-alcoholic movement continues to grow, a new wave of non-alc gins has emerged, promising the familiar flavors without the alcohol. Soon, the gin craze began. What is non-alcoholic gin?
Non-alcoholic spirits are distilled beverages that emulate the flavor profiles of traditional spirits like gin and whiskey, but without the alcohol content. Types of non-alcoholic spirits Gin Non-alcoholic gin captures the botanical-rich essence for which traditional gin is renowned. What is a non-alcoholic spirit?
We found that alcohol-free bitter aperitifs are often the most convincing, as their botanical-driven profiles are more easily replicated than other spirits categories. Of the five expressions available, we most preferred the aperitif alternative, which is a suitable swap for Campari.
But while drinkers are opting for spirits such as tequila or bourbon when drinking full-proof or gravitating toward cocktails like the Spritz and Espresso Martini , a different flavor is winning on the sober scene: bitter. It isnt just consumers who are interested in these types of zero-proof spirits, though bartenders are, too.
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