Non Alcoholic French 75

The history of how this drink came to be and ended up being named the French 75 may be debatable at best, but regardless, this cocktail so rightly deserves its lethal moniker. The French 75 borrows its formidable name from the 75-millimeter field gun used during the first World War, apparently because it delivers a “kick” like no other! We love this drink's mood-boosting qualities, which is why we decided to make a French 75 mocktail variant that's just as potent.

A certified crowd favorite, this cocktail is made for sophistication and every celebration. This booze-free versions packs the same punch as a regular French 75, only you get the added benefit of skipping the usual hangover that happens the following day, which is especially useful if you're trying to cut back on alcohol yet still want to partake in the collective party spirit. 

A glass of this French 75 mocktail is perfect for any occasion, delivering a lively, bright, and refreshing burst of energy. It's a drink that can match, if not outright boost the celebratory mood in the room. Feel free to try different non alcoholic champagnes and non alcoholic gin combinations to your taste, you'll find our recommendations below! Whichever way you prefer it, a non alcoholic French 75 never lets the fun flatline. Cheers to that!

NA French 75 ingredients you'll need:

• 1 oz non alcoholic Gin. Some of our favorites include Monday Gin, Bax Botanics Lemon Verbena, ⁠and Everleaf Marine.
• 1/2 oz freshly squeezed lemon juice
• 1/2 oz simple syrup
• 3 oz non alcoholic Champagne alternative. We highly recommend our best selling No & Low Sparkling Chardonnay
• Lemon peel for garnish

How do you make a non-alcoholic French 75?

1. Pour your non alcoholic gin, freshly squeezed lemon juice, and simple syrup into a shaker with ice.
2. Shake until everything is well-chilled.
3. Strain into a Champagne glass or coupe glass.
4. Top it off with your Sparkling Wine of choice.
5. Garnish with a lemon peel. Cheers!

Best non alcoholic Champagne alternative for the French 75

To capture the signature kick of a French 75, it's imperative to use a Sparkling Champagne alternative that tastes exactly like the real thing. Our #1 recommendation (and customer favorite) is our No & Low Sparkling Chardonnay. We painstakingly crafted our debut drink so customers wouldn't be able to tell the difference between our booze-free version and a regular one. Just as complex, flavorful, and delightfully bubbly, our non alcoholic take on this category of wine has given many a worry-free license to imbibe.
 

Best non alcoholic gin alternatives for the French 75 Mocktail

Of course, you have to use an excellent gin alternative to make a French 75 that truly pops off and lives to its name. Here's what we recommend:
 

• Monday Gin: Offers a bright, juniper-forward profile with fresh citrus and subtle herbal notes, designed to mimic a classic London Dry gin without the alcohol. In a French 75, its crisp botanicals pair seamlessly with lemon juice and sparkling wine, adding structure and aroma while letting the cocktail stay light, refreshing, and elegant.

• Everleaf Marine: A splendid symphony of marine flavors is what makes Everleaf's take on the non alcoholic gin shine, featuring sustainably sourced botanicals that deliver a rich palate that call forth umami-soaked kelp forests, zesty bergamot, and tropical sea buckthorn.

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