Lyre's Spiced Cane Spirit - Non-Alcoholic Spirit, Spiced Rum Alternative, Premium, 700ml

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A good option if you’re looking for a replacement for a classic white rum , Lyre's White Cane Spirit features notes of marzipan, orange and coconut. Rum Punch is another classic that is fun and festive — make it in a pitcher and share it with friends. Pour rum over ice along with orange juice, pineapple juice, lime juice and a dash of grenadine. Give it a stir and garnish with a slice of pineapple. I bought this recently at the Freshwater store and love it. With a dash of lime and soda — so refreshing and fancy!” 5. RumISH If you want the light and subtle sweetness of rum, go for the White Cane. But if you want the warming spice of Spiced Rum, then the Spiced Cane Spirit is the answer.

Pour the liquid through a fine mesh strainer into a mason jar. If you are using a nut milk bag instead, remove it, and squeeze out any excess liquid. Stir in the vanilla extract and both bitters. If you’d like, you can also add just a little bit of liquid smoke and cayenne pepper.

HOW TO ENJOY

You can replace the rum with other non-alcoholic alternatives like orange juice, vanilla extract, and molasses. But you must adjust your recipes because these ingredients have different consistency and subtle flavors. Banana Daquiri - Blend 50ml of the spirit, 1 fresh banana, a dash of coconut milk, half a teaspoon of lime juice and add some crushed ice. This creates the ultimate, creamy party drink. With all the mood of a Dark & Stormy, this pre-mixed drink perfectly blends the zing of fiery ginger beer with a hit of citrus and undernotes of spiced rum. You can easily find all of the ingredients for this zero-proof spiced rum alternative at your grocery store:

Whether you’re the designated driver, looking to cut down your alcohol intake or just don’t fancy drinking, finding a veritable alternative can feel like hard work. After all, there are only so many pints of Pepsi or glasses of soda water one can stomach in an evening. If you’re hankering after the taste of rum but without the impending hangover or inability to get behind the wheel, we’ve got you covered. Why not look at our alcohol-free rum and alternatives? Crossip was created from a desire to change the way that we view non-alcoholic spirits, aiming to provide texture, depth and mouthfeel – something that founder Carl Anthony Brown felt was missing in the market. Carl has spent five years working to perfect the ultimate sensory experience within a non-alcoholic drink and believes that “not drinking” shouldn’t be a one-off, but a way of life, enjoying a drink while maintaining balance. Neat: Pour the non-alcoholic spiced rum into a glass and savor its blend of spices and aromas on its own. If you find the flavor to be too strong, add some ice to dilute the taste. A combination of a small amount of neutral spirit and botanicals (which give the spirit its floral, fruity or bittersweet flavour) are added to a still, which is then heated through multiple rounds of distillation. This process (which can take around six weeks to complete) helps to extract the flavour of the ingredients before the alcohol is removed from the liquid. Voila! How we test non-alcoholic spirits

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NielsenIQ’s data shows the market for non-alcoholic beer, wine, and spirits grew more than 20% last year — and more than 120% over the last three years.”– Greg Rosalsky, Reporter and Writer Samori Gambrah, Global Brand Director of Captain Morgan says: 'With demand for alcohol-free spirits set to continue over the coming years, now is the right time to open up the market to dark spirit fans with Captain Morgan 0.0%. We’re excited to give Captain Morgan enthusiasts looking to moderate a delicious new alternative with the launch of Captain Morgan 0.0%.' Impossibly Crafted Non-Alcoholic Spirit - Spiced Cane Spirit. This unique spirit has been impossibly crafted to capture the essence of a balanced and rich Spiced Rum with flavors that are distinct and contemporary. Lyre's spirits have their own distinction as a premium, non-alcoholic beverage. This ready-to-drink Spiced Caribbean Dry & Lime features flavours of warm spiced rum along with dry ginger ale and lime. Classic spirits like rum usually contain 40% ABV, making it easy for people to get intoxicated even with a small amount. That’s why health-conscious individuals are now focusing on the alcohol-free alternatives of rum.

You can also use this instead of rum in recipes that are baked, but it won’t work for something like bananas foster, which needs the actual alcohol. Try it in the butter rum sauce atop a no-bake molasses cheesecake, or baked into banana rum muffins. Use Up Leftover Ingredients But what are the top rum drinks to bring to the beach? 8. Sans Bar Caribbean Getaway (Dark Rum Substitute) New to the market, Sans Bar Caribbean Getaway is reminiscent of a traditional dark rum . It has a complex flavour profile featuring charred oak, smokey caramel and molasses along with a smooth, alcohol-like mouthfeel.

Yes, various non-alcoholic drinks that taste like rum are widely available now. These drinks are usually made of natural flavors, glucose syrup, molasses, or sugarcane juice. Why We Like It: Surprisingly, this dark rum alternative tastes like the alcoholic version, if not better. It has a softer and smoother profile that still captures the essence of the classic rum. The easiest way to try this zero-proof “liquor” is by mixing about an ounce or so into an ice cold glass of cola for the classic Rum & Coke. You can also use ginger ale and make a dark & stormy instead, one of my favorites. Love it, love it, love it! Tastes so good why would you drink anything else especially as it is so low in calories.” 7. Yes You Can Alcohol-Free Dark & Stormy

According to current UK government guidance, drinks that contain 0.05% ABV or less are labelled as alcohol-free, while drinks of up to 1.2% are labelled low alcohol. To put that into context, even a ripe banana can contain 0.5% alcohol. The spirit delivers exciting rum flavors, especially with other ingredients like pineapple juice, simple syrup, and coconut milk for a pina colada. But what’s the best alcoholic rum for pina coladas? 5. Caleño Dark & SpicyThink of spiced rum as the spicier and more aromatic sibling in the rum family. With regular rum, the process typically ends after fermentation and distillation, or it continues with aging in oak barrels. Starting by combining the water and molasses together in a medium saucepan. I decided to use molasses as the main sweetener here because it is made from sugar cane, similar to rum. This gives the mixture a nice base flavor and a lovely caramelly color. If you want to conjure up the Caribbean, try a Dark & Stormy, which was named after the turbulent Caribbean sea. Add Sans Bar Caribbean Getaway to a tall glass with ice, top with ginger beer and stir. Garnish with a lime wedge. Or feature cloves, allspice, and vanilla in a sweet and rich cold brew coffee with vanilla spice cream.