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Reviews from Three Spirit

Still being researchedFacts still incomplete

Spirits · ABV undeclared · $30+

  • 80 kcal / 100 ml
  • 16 g sugar / 100 ml
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Still being researchedFacts still incomplete

Spirits · ABV undeclared · $30+

  • 60 kcal / 100 ml
  • 10 g sugar / 100 ml
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Still being researchedFacts still incomplete

Spirits · ABV undeclared · $30+

  • 50 kcal / 100 ml
  • 8 g sugar / 100 ml
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Our take on Three Spirit

Three Spirit’s core botanical-elixir range is Livener, Social, and Nightcap. The producer describes the line as non-alcoholic functional spirit alternatives created by bartenders and plant scientists. The current US packages list formulated blends of water, sweeteners, fruit or botanical concentrates, vinegars or food acids, and named botanical extracts. No fermentation or alcohol-removal process is declared.

Core range

  • Livener — a 500 ml botanical alternative built around guayusa, schisandra, ginseng, fruit concentrates, ginger and cayenne; the package declares 40 calories and 57.5 mg natural caffeine per 50 ml serving.
  • Social — a 500 ml botanical alternative with cacao, damiana, yerba mate, lion’s mane, passion flower and added B/C vitamins; the package declares 25 calories per 50 ml serving.
  • Nightcap — a 500 ml botanical alternative with lemon balm, valerian, ashwagandha, maple, hops and pepper extracts; the package declares 30 calories per 50 ml serving.

These are research profiles, not tasting reviews. Producer flavor descriptions and functional positioning remain attributed to Three Spirit; The Dry Standard does not treat them as firsthand sensory or health findings. Current US labels say “non-alcoholic elixir” but do not print a numeric ABV, so the three records remain unpublished drafts pending product-specific numeric evidence.

Source material: Three Spirit’s US store and the producer’s public press-assets board.