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Your Guide to Non-Alcoholic Gins

Dry Atlas

It’s a choice for those seeking a richer, more authentic gin-like flavor in their mocktails. The brand has managed to craft a balanced flavor that’s both versatile for mixology and delightful when combined with tonic. Versatility: consider how the non-alc gin pairs with various mixers and if it can be used in a wide range of mocktails.

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Your Guide to Non-Alcoholic Spirits

Dry Atlas

While they might not replicate the full depth of traditional mezcal, they provide a unique and smoky alternative for mocktails. With no overpowering flavor, non-alcoholic vodka is the go-to for those looking to create a wide range of mocktails. Some products might excel as standalone sippers, while others shine brightest when mixed.

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Easing Out of Dry January: 6 Low-ABV Cocktails to Sip Next

A Bar Above

Americano A classic aperitif style drink, the Americano is bitter, bubbly, and incredibly refreshing. Copyright A Bar Above, generated with AI Bellini For a touch of elegance, the Bellini is a delightful Prosecco-based cocktail with fresh peach pure, making it fruity, bubbly, and perfect for brunch or a light aperitif. oz Campari 1.5

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Edible flowers, sustainability, biodiversity and botanical mixology – all in FLAUER Alassio 2025!

The Cocktail Lovers

This year the event goes further to embrace the world of cocktails, exploring food sustainability, biodiversity and botanical mixology. From the versatility of begonia in the kitchen and mixology, to the discovery of the aromas and nuances of botanicals in gin and ice cream. Aperitif with BE! will present their Be!

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Mindful Mixology: Low-ABV & No-ABV Cocktails for the Modern Drinker

Mixologists

Beyond the mere avoidance of excessive intoxication, modern drinkers are gravitating towards mindful mixology for a multitude of compelling reasons. This trend epitomizes a fundamental cultural transition towards conscious consumption, a desire for a more balanced lifestyle, and a profound appreciation for the art of mixology itself.