What is the difference between zero-proof, alcohol-free and non-alcoholic spirits?
Zero-proof is a 0.0% spirit-style bottle built to mix 1:1. Alcohol-free is the claim on the label. Non-alcoholic is the wider shopper term and can include drinks up to 0.5% ABV. The number on the pack is the fact. Barnes & Brown in this line is 0.0%.
Three words, one label
- Zero-proof — how we talk about a 0.0% spirit you pour like gin or tequila, not a juice. What zero-proof means.
- Alcohol-free — the 0.0% claim. Completely alcohol-free?
- Non-alcoholic spirits — the category name people search. Some bottles in that aisle are 0.5%. Ours are not.
You cannot get drunk from 0.0%. Can you get drunk from zero-proof drinks?
What to pour
If the spec says non-alcoholic spirits, still check ABV. Then mix 1:1. How to mix · Classic recipes.
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