What is a zero-proof vermouth?
A zero-proof vermouth is a 0.0% ABV botanical mixer for spritzes and stirred serves — not a glass of grape juice. In Singapore that bottle is Countess Cora. It sits mid-range on sugar (3.1 g / 30 ml) so it can lengthen gin or an aperitif without turning the drink into cordial.
A mixer with structure
What is a zero-proof vermouth in a bar spec? It is one of the non-alcoholic spirits you pour where vermouth would sit: beside alcohol-free gin, or with an alcohol-free aperitif and soda. It is not a standalone fruit cup. See zero-proof versus mocktails.
The bottle here is Countess Cora. Pair with Lady Juniper or Signorina Valentina. Spec: how to mix zero-proof spirits.
Buy Countess Cora online
Also in person and trade: where to buy in Singapore.
Sugar, fridge, serve
Cora is sweeter than Miss Agave or Southern Belle, drier than Valentina. About 14 kcal / 30 ml. Panels: sugar and calories.
Once opened, refrigerate — especially in Singapore. How to store zero-proof spirits.
