Rosemary Reset Hour

Rosemary makes an NA gin and tonic feel more fragrant without needing another sweet ingredient. Its piney scent works especially well with a botanical bottle, while tonic brings its own bitterness and sweetness. Start with a small sprig and let it sit briefly before adding more. The glass should smell herbal when you lift it, but the rosemary shouldn’t make every sip feel like you’re chewing on the garnish.

Ingredients

• 2 oz NA gin
• 4 oz Tonic water
• 1 sprig Rosemary

Make it

1. Add any fruit, herbs, spices, or syrup to a glass and gently press to release flavor.
2. Add the still liquids and ice. Stir to combine.
3. Pour in the sparkling ingredient slowly and stir once. Serve immediately.

Benefits

NA gin and rosemary · keep the flavor ritual

The NA gin and rosemary combination gives you a botanical backbone in a mixed drink built around its own flavors, keeping the familiar act of mixing and pouring while changing what goes into the glass.

A sparkling setting for rosemary

Pairing rosemary with NA gin puts a piney herbal note into a fizzy glass, with bubbles making the texture part of the pleasure.

Check every NA product’s ABV. Choose clearly labeled 0.0% ingredients if you want to avoid trace alcohol.