romeo's gin, a boutique ready-to-drink cocktail brand owned by Duvernois Creative Spirits, has announced the launch of its new line of non-alcoholic cocktails that are intended to taste just like their popular, boozy counterparts.
In addition to being entirely booze-free, each can of the new zero-proof line is just 49 calories, making it an ideal option for drinkers on a diet. Currently, only three of romeo's flavors are available in a non-alcoholic variety. These include, 'romeo's gin tonic,' 'romeo's fizz,' and 'romeo's gin spritz.'
"Offering an accessible and inclusive experience, no matter the moment, no matter the choice is a source of great pride for me. Not only will we be able to offer our delicious products to a new clientele, we will also be able to offer our loyal consumers a non-alcoholic version of their favorite ready-to-drink cocktails!" said Nicolas Duvernois, the CEO of Duvernois Creative Spirits.
Zero-Proof Gin Cocktails
Romeo's Gin Launches Non-Alcoholic Cocktail Range in Canada
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