The Rise Of Non-Alcoholic Gin: A Refreshing Trend

May 04, 2026

Non-alcoholic gin has slowly become one of the nation's favourite low or no tipples. As we gear up to Summer, we're expecting Clean Gin to continue to be one of the most popular alcohol-free options in bars, restaurants and homes.

It's versatile, refreshing and leaves you without the hangover or next day regret - what's not to love?

We're unpacking the rise of non-alcoholic gin and where it might go next...

What's happening in the world of non-alcoholic drinks?

More brands, more drinkers.

Alcohol-free is becoming mainstream and we couldn't be happier about it. Broadly, in the category, we're seeing a more new alcohol-free brands being launched in the UK, with trade mark filings for non-alcoholic cocktails jumping 19% in the past two years according to Mathys & Squire, the intellectual property (IP) law firm.

Interestingly, during the same period, new gin trade marks filed fell 9% from 642 to 582, while rum filings decreased 5% from 662 to 627 - a sign of changing preferences towards alcohol free.

Globally, the non-alcoholic spirits market, including gin, is experiencing significant growth, expanding from $0.44 billion in 2025 to $1.02 billion by 2035, with a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 8.8%.

This is largely thanks to the 65%+ of younger consumers say they are reducing alcohol intake with a focus on health and wellbeing.

It's a huge moment for non-alcoholic drinks and gin is one of the leaders in the UK, as our favourite spirit more generally.

Non-Alcoholic Gin: Why is it a favourite?

The UK loves in, and it's affair with non-alcoholic varieties seems to be no different.

It's hailed as one of the most versatile options, with many different flavours and 59% of drinkers claiming that this is why they love it so much. 42% feel that there is a larger variety of gin available, and this rings true for the non-alcoholic counterpart too.

There are plenty of flavours and options without alcohol - like our Clean G Rhubarb which offers something a little different.

Gin has a rich cultural heritage in the UK, with the Gin & Tonic being one of our most loved classics. Non-alcoholic gin is rising in popularity as it gives the option to taste the brilliant flavours of the nation's favourite drink, without the alcohol.

Health Benefits of Choosing Non-Alcoholic Gin

Choosing non-alcoholic gin over traditional alcoholic beverages offers numerous health benefits, and this is often cited as one of the key reasons for choosing it. Gen Z are being dubbed as the healthiest generation ever, with 36% doing regular exercise and a further 50% wanting to according to a Les Mills study.

For the younger gens, drinking alcohol doesn't align with their goals. This is where alcoholic options like gin are thriving. Consuming non-alcoholic gin means no hangovers, no liver damage, and a reduced risk of developing chronic diseases associated with alcohol consumption. This makes it an excellent choice for those who want to enjoy their drinks without compromising their health or have specific goals in mind like athletic performance or weight loss.

Non-alcoholic gin for weight loss

Non-alcoholic gin is an excellent choice for weight loss. Our Clean G typically contains 0–6 calories per serving compared to over 100 in traditional gin.

We all know that alcohol is a significant source of empty calories, contributing to weight gain and metabolic issues. Cutting back is an easy way to limit calorie intake without reducing food.

Non-alcoholic gin a great choice for people trying to lose weight or maintain a healthier lifestyle. When paired with low-calorie mixers like soda water, fresh lime, or cucumber, it becomes a refreshing, guilt-free drink that fits well into a balanced diet and mindful drinking habits.

Try a non-alcoholic gin this Summer

Summer is nearly here, and we know how tempting it is to pour yourself a sundown drink. Most of the time, it's the experience of drinking we really crave not necessarily the alcohol, and non-alcoholic gin gives us that sensations of knocking off after a hard week, or sitting down to relax without having to consume alcohol.

Low and no-alcohol drink sales increase by about 32% in summer, so why not join the rest of the UK and indulge in a more sober summer?

To help you get started, shop our range of alcohol free drinks now.

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