Cocktail Recipes

The Southside is a crisp, non-alcoholic gin cocktail that mixes botanical zero-proof gin with fresh mint, zesty lime, and a hint of sweetness. Cool, refreshing, and effortlessly smooth—it’s a zero-proof twist on a speakeasy classic.   ZERO 2 oz Cut Above...

The Blackberry Bramble is a rich, non-alcoholic whiskey cocktail that combines bold zero-proof whiskey with juicy blackberries, fresh lemon, and a touch of sweetness. Fruity, smooth, and perfectly balanced—it’s a vibrant, spirit-free twist on a modern classic.   ZERO 2...

The Margarita has held its top of the US favorite cocktail spot for decades. This one you can make spicier with the addition of jalapeno.    ZERO 2 oz. Cut Above Agave Blanco 1 oz. Freshly squeezed lime juice ¾...

The Old Fashioned is a timeless non-alcoholic whiskey cocktail made with bold zero-proof whiskey, a touch of sugar, and aromatic bitters, finished with an orange twist. Smooth, simple, and sophisticated—it’s the classic cocktail experience, without the alcohol.   ZERO 2...

The Tom Collins is a refreshing non-alcoholic gin cocktail that blends botanical zero-proof gin with fresh lemon juice, a splash of simple syrup, and sparkling water. Light, fizzy, and citrus-forward—it’s a crisp, classic cooler without the booze.   ZERO 2...

The Negroni is a bold, non-alcoholic gin cocktail that balances bitter, botanical zero-proof gin with a zero-proof aperitif and sweet vermouth alternative. Complex, sophisticated, and unmistakably classic—it’s a refined sip with no alcohol, just attitude.   ZERO 1 oz. Cut...

  The Gin & Tonic is a crisp, non-alcoholic classic made with botanical zero-proof gin and refreshing tonic water, finished with a twist of lime. Clean, balanced, and effortlessly cool—it’s the ultimate zero-proof refresher.   ZERO 2 oz. Cut Above...

As sophisticated as the city it's named after, the Manhattan will always be a winner.  Ingredients 1½ oz. Cut Above Whiskey  1 oz. Zero proof sweet vermouth 2 dashes zero proof bitters  2 dashes zero proof Orange Bitters or orange...