Free Spirits |Non-Alcoholic Sweet Vermouth | The Spirit of Vermouth Rosso | Platinum Medal Winning

The flavor is perfect for the "Phony Negroni" with Free Spirits Gin and whatever orange bitters you prefer. Add a bit of orange peel to get the full effect.

When I drank, I was a Manhattan drinker. To be able to make an NA version is great to me

I really love this mixed with the Spirit of Milano, a splash of OJ and a heartly splash of seltzer over ice! Sometimes I even add a splash of Spirit of Gin and an orange twist! It's been excellent during this heat wave and keeps me hydrated and relaxed!

If you are looking for a healthy nonalcoholic alternative to vermouth, look no further! Free Spirits really nailed it! As a longtime alcohol connoisseur, I rarely get to like any of nonalcoholic alternatives claiming to taste "real" or to be a "great substitute" for their alcohol-containing original beverages. Usually, it's a disappointment in the best case or a total waste of money and hopes in the worst scenario. But Vermouth Rosso by Free Spirits is neither one. Great all around - from taste to look, from drinking it neat to on the rocks, or in different mocktails - you won't be disappointed! Definitely worth trying! Cheers!

Great with na bourbon for a tasty manhattan

Fantastic. Great by itself on the rocks, or with the Spirit of Bourbon in a Manhattan. You can tell the difference from the real thing, but not in a bad way. Very enjoyable

The spirit of Vermouth Rosso is much better than vermouth with alcohol!!! My new absolutely favorite drink is this with spirit of Bourbon with a cherry and some bitters from Trader Joe's.. Don't miss a thing..

Added just the right flavor to the bourbon of this brand. Highly re omens if you want to go dry or even damp with your beverages. Enjoyed sipping on it and not missed the " alcohol " part at all!

One of my favs for throwing at a negroni or boulevardier stand-in. Has that grape wine quality and not too much of the floral. Nice to use as a sub for sweet vermouth to make alc cocktails lower ABV.

This is an interesting attempt at doing a sweet vermouth to blend with the Spirit of Bourbon to make mock Manhattans. Tastes ok straight up, so may pour some of that over ice as a drink to pair with my Turkey Hill Fat Free ice cream for dessert. I'd be curious when you guys are able to bring the ingredients together and come out with a non-alcoholic version of a dry vermouth that could be paired with the Spirit of Gin.