It’s called Empress 1908 0.0 Indigo, and this alcohol-free expression was inspired by the brand’s popular Indigo Gin. Made with a blend of botanicals, filtered water, and cane sugar, it’s known for ...

Just curious having seen this so often now. As the title asks, why does the alcohol content vary for gin from place to place? For instance, on a recent trip in Canada I noticed almost every gin was 40 ...

VICTORIA, BC, Dec. 9, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- Empress 1908 Gin, the #1 ranked ultra-premium gin in the U.S.1, today announces the launch of its first non-alcoholic ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Dry January is well in the rearview mirror and Sober October is months away, and for many that means it’s time to bring on the ...

A beverage called "gin" must contain alcohol and juniper berries, and have an alcohol content of at least 37.5%, Europe's top court has ruled. A German group took exception to a "Virgin Gin" ...

While there are random spirits like aquavit, absinthe, advocaat (and more), there are only a few well-known spirit types. The post Whiskey, gin, rum, and more: Exploring the different types of spirits ...

Award-winning non-alcoholic brand expands California retail footprint with top selling Gin & Tonic and Moscow Mule ...

With amateur mixology on the rise, it was only a matter of time before amateur spirit-making, its highly-illegal cousin, started gaining steam. Circumventing the whole messy legality business with ...