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They decided to develop three drinks, each with different botanicals, to be enjoyed before, during and after food. Verjus, or ‘green juice’, the juice of wine grapes pressed before they change colour, kept coming up in old books of recipes and herbal remedies. Aecorn produce non-alcoholic sipping bitter drinks as a British take on the traditional aperitivo and contain less than 0. The 103 third parties who use cookies on this service do so for their purposes of displaying and measuring personalized ads, generating audience insights, and developing and improving products. Seedlip was the game changer and became the poster brand for Low/ No and, with the might of Diageo behind it, is now promising big things for Aecorn Apéritifs its new range of non-alcoholic aperitifs.Inspired by traditional recipes and 17th century English herbal remedies, Aecorn have created an aperitif with complex notes of orange, grapefruit, bay leaf and honeycomb. Unlike Seedlip , where a combination of blandness and self-hypnosis was the way in to tasting, the three Aecorn products all took notice of the fact that spirits actually taste quite demanding. In the UK, we used verjus in cooking before we had citrus, so it’s a classic ingredient,’ says Warner.

Information and statements about products are not intended to be used to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease or health condition.This falls somewhere between a citrus (although of a grape-style rather than the more common orange of many Italian citrus amari) and a vegetal one, with that nutty character in it. Aecorn Bitter Non-Alcoholic Aperitif 50cl is delicious served as a spritz, mix 50cl of Aecorn Bitter with ice, soda and a slice of orange. To calculate the overall star rating and percentage breakdown by star, we don’t use a simple average.

This all came from a desire to be in the drinks industry and be healthy, which at the time didn’t feel possible. As a sober member of a large Irish Catholic family, it's nice to be able to join in during the exotic drinks round.

It was full of flavour and character and a halfway passable substitute for a classic Italian aperitif. Inspired by lazy afternoons sat in cafes across Europe, sipping bitter drinks and nibbling salty snacks, we set out to create a very British take on the traditional aperitivo. This dawned on Warner in her last years at Belvedere when low- and no-alcohol drinks took on a new appeal to her personally. Zajneb Al-Rahma from Aecorn Aperitifs has an answer: every venue should be offering a carefully thought-out low and no range. Informed by 17th century herbal remedies, each bottle is crafted from 100% English Pinot Noir, Meunier and Chardonnay grapes, pressed early and blended with herbs, roots and botanicals.