Use when you want orange, citrus peel, and a clean dry serve.
Martini
A spirit-forward classic where temperature, dilution, and dryness matter.
How to approach it
Start with the part of the drink you would miss most.
For a zero-proof Martini, start with Grove 42, Adrift, Gin Alternative. Preserve the spirit-forward, dry character first; the goal is the same first sip, not a one-for-one ingredient swap.
Classic build
The ingredients and method behind the original drink.
- Gin
- dry vermouth
- bitters optional
Method
Stir cold with ice and strain into a chilled glass.
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How to approach a zero-proof version
A simple approach for recreating the same style and drinking experience without alcohol.
Zero-proof recipes
Use these builds as a starting point, then adjust sweetness, bitterness, and dilution to your bottle.
Search by what matters
Use these when you want to compare bottles by flavor, body, ritual, or the drink you are replacing.
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Before you mix it
Small choices that make the zero-proof version feel closer to the original.
Where should I start?
Start with Grove 42, Adrift, Gin Alternative, then adjust the build around the part of the drink you miss most.
How do I build it without alcohol?
Start with the dominant flavor in the original drink. Choose a bottle that keeps the same structure, bitterness, or freshness. Serve it in a way that preserves the original drinking experience.
Do I need a perfect ingredient swap?
No. Match the structure first, such as bitterness, citrus, botanicals, smoke, coffee, or dryness, then adjust the serve around that bottle.
Where do I go next?
Use the related guide for Gin Alternatives to compare bottles that keep the same shape as this drink.