Non-Alcoholic Tequila

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Non-alcoholic tequila for margaritas and palomas Non-alcoholic tequila alternatives recreate the earthy, peppery taste of agave without the alcohol. Some, like Almave Blanco , are distilled from blue agave in Mexico, then dealcoholized. Others blend agave and botanicals for a bright, mixable spirit. All of them ship across Canada. Our non-alcoholic tequilas Blanco and agave: Almave Blanco , Lyre's Agave Blanco and the Canadian HP Juniper Agave . Bold and spicy: Ritual Zero Proof Tequila Alternative , made to stand up in a cocktail. Rich and amber: Almave Ámbar , with cooked agave and caramel notes, to sip on ice. Want to try both Almave expressions? The Almave variety pack is a great place to start. Looking for smoke? Browse our non-alcoholic tequila and mezcal . How to use non-alcoholic tequila Margarita: 2 oz non-alcoholic tequila, 1 oz lime juice, 0.5 oz agave syrup, shaken on ice. See our virgin margarita and spicy margarita recipes. Paloma: non-alcoholic tequila, grapefruit soda and a squeeze of lime. Try our blanco paloma . Ready to drink: no time to shake? Grab a canned non-alcoholic margarita or paloma . Non-alcoholic tequila FAQ What is the best non-alcoholic tequila? Almave Blanco is the closest to a real blanco tequila. For a spicier margarita, Ritual Zero Proof. See our full guide to the best non-alcoholic tequilas . Is non-alcoholic tequila made from agave? Some are, like Almave, which is distilled from blue agave. Others use agave extracts and botanicals. Each product page explains how it is made. Does non-alcoholic tequila have sugar? Very little. Most contain less than 2.5 g of sugar per 100 mL; check each product page for the exact amount.