Freely Vermouth 0.0 non-alcoholic sweet red vermouth bottle

Freely - Vermouth

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700mL | Italy | Premium non-alcoholic vermouth | 0.0%

Wormwood, cinchona, pomegranate, and Timut Sichuan pepper. An Italian vermouth-style botanical elixir crafted for elevated zero-proof mixology.

Reinterpreting the classic Italian aperitivo ritual with modern sophistication, Freely V-Art is a premium non-alcoholic vermouth-style spirit designed for sophisticated palates. Made in Italy, it builds authentic vermouth structure through traditional bitter herbs—wormwood, quassia, gentian, mace, yarrow, and mountain pine—harmonized with vibrant fruit juices of orange, grapefruit, and tart pomegranate.

Elevated with an infusion of cinchona bark and exotic Timut Sichuan pepper, V-Art balances deep herbal bitterness, warm oak spice, and bright citrus freshness. Packaged in a 700ml bottle at 0.0% ABV, it delivers the full complexity, weight, and ritual of a sweet Italian vermouth with absolute lightness.

Deep amber pour, orange and wormwood aromas, bitter cinchona-pomegranate core, and a warm Sichuan pepper finish—0.0% ABV, 700ml.

PAIRING ESSENTIAL

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TASTING NOTES

The Appearance: Deep, glowing amber-caramel hue with rich clarity and a slow, leggy cling on the glass.

The Aroma: Intensely aromatic, wood-tinged, and complex. Opens with high-toned notes of fresh orange peel, grapefruit, and tart pomegranate, backed by earthy wormwood, mountain pine, and warm mace spice.

The Palate: Elegant, structured, and well-balanced. Deep botanical bitterness from cinchona and gentian coats the tongue, offset by pomegranate sweetness, vibrant malic acidity, and a subtle electric tingling heat from Timut Sichuan pepper.

The Finish: Lingering, complex, and pleasantly bitter, leaving a persistent trail of dark citrus, pine resin, and warming spice.

PAIRS WITH

V-Art Aperitivo On The Rocks: Serve 60ml neat over a single large ice cube, garnished with an orange twist and an olive.

Zero-Proof Americano: Combine equal parts Freely V-Art and Freely B-itter over ice, topped with 60ml of chilled sparkling water.

Nogroni / Zero-Proof Negroni: Combine equal parts Freely V-Art, Freely B-itter, and a non-alcoholic dry gin alternative (like Freely G-Dry) over ice; stir and garnish with an orange peel.

Freely Vermouth 0.0 non-alcoholic sweet red vermouth bottle

Product Specifications

Søbr Curation Standard
Alcohol by Volume (ABV) 0.0% ABV (Alcohol Free)
Volume / Serving Size 45mL
Calories 26 cals
Sugar Content 6g sugar
Dietary & Lifestyle Zero ABV
Brand / Producer Freely
Ingredients Water, Sugar, Pomegranate juice, Extracts/tinctures of plant essences, Flavourings, Colouring: caramel, Malic acid, Sodium chloride, Pepper alcoholate, Timut, Sodium benzoate, Potassium sorbate, DMDC

Frequently Asked Questions — Freely - Vermouth

Expert answers to common questions about non-alcoholic options, ingredients, and delivery across Canada.

What is a non-alcoholic apéritif?

A non-alcoholic apéritif is a bitter, botanical-forward drink crafted to stimulate the appetite and kickstart conversation before a meal. Made by extracting pure botanicals like bitter gentian, citrus peel, rosemary, and fig, it delivers a complex balance of bitter, bright, and herbal notes without any alcohol or artificial ingredients.

How do you serve a non-alcoholic apéritif?

Non-alcoholic apéritifs shine when mixed simply with bubbles. Pour 1 part apéritif over fresh ice and top with 2 to 3 parts sparkling water, club soda, or premium tonic water. Garnish with a fresh citrus twist (like orange or grapefruit) or a fresh sprig of herbs for a crisp, refreshing spritz.

How do I use non-alcoholic spirits in cocktails?

Non-alcoholic spirits are designed to be used in a 1:1 ratio as you would with traditional spirits. Check out our 'Recipes' section on the blog for inspiration, or browse our curated 'Cocktail Kits' which come with everything you need to build the perfect drink.

Do I need to refrigerate these products after opening?

Most non-alcoholic spirits and wines should be refrigerated after opening to maintain freshness. Always check the specific bottle label for storage recommendations, as some functional beverages or RTDs are best served chilled.

What is the difference between '0.0% ABV' and 'Non-Alcoholic?

Products labeled 0.0% ABV contain absolutely no alcohol. Some products labeled 'non-alcoholic' may contain trace amounts of alcohol (less than 0.5% ABV), which is similar to the levels found in ripe fruit or fruit juice.

Freely Vermouth non-alcoholic botanical sweet vermouth bottle 700ml

Freely - Vermouth

The Botanical Architecture

  • Traditional Vermouth Botanicals: Infused with classic vermouth extractions—wormwood, cinchona, yarrow, and quassia—to provide authentic herbal backbone and bitterness.
  • Timut Sichuan Pepper Lift: Uses a specialized Timut pepper extract to introduce subtle citrus-tingled spice, adding palate tension and mimicking alcohol warmth.
  • Pomegranate & Citrus Contrast: Uses natural pomegranate juice, orange, and grapefruit extracts for crisp acidity and fruit balance without cloying sweetness.
  • 0.0% ABV Craft Format: Packaged in a full-sized 700ml spirit bottle (58 kcal per 100ml) for high cocktail yield, home bar mixing, or sipping neat over ice.

Pro-Tip: Hosting an Italian aperitivo hour? Mix Freely V-Art with Freely B-itter and a splash of soda to create a non-alcoholic Americano. Pair it alongside salty green olives, aged Parmigiano-Reggiano chunks, and warm focaccia. The wormwood bitterness and Timut pepper warmth bind with salty fats, priming your appetite perfectly for dinner!

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