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Ginger & Lime Fizz

A house alcohol-free highball with sharp lime and plenty of ginger. Mint adds a fresh finish if you have it.

Alcohol-free · Spicy · Citrusy

3 min1 ServingHighball

Ingredients

Ice and water are assumed. Add everything else you have.

Ginger & Lime Fizz · Highball
AI-generated illustration

Method

Build

Equipment: Jigger or measuring spoon · Bar spoon

  1. Fill a tall glass with ice and add the lime juice.
  2. Pour in the chilled 0.0% ginger beer and stir gently.
  3. Clap a mint sprig between your hands and add it if using.

A small detail

Check the ginger beer label for 0.0% alcohol. Some traditionally fermented versions contain alcohol.

Estimated strength

Zero

What does this mean?

Per serving: ≈ 0% ABV · ≈ 0 g alcohol

An estimate, not a measurement. Dilution lowers concentration but does not remove alcohol. Check your bottle label. These typical alcohol levels can vary by brand and market.

Added water from ice: 10%. Water added as a percentage of the measured liquid before mixing. Ice melt varies with temperature, time and technique.

Assumes the mixers labelled alcohol-free are 0.0%. Check labels when traces matter.

Plan for a party

Mix individually

Fresh preparation makes the difference here. Use these totals to shop, then make each serving separately.

Guests: 6

Fresh preparation makes the difference here. Use these totals to shop, then make each serving separately.

One recipe serving per guest. Choose the amount you want to prepare.

Ingredients for the party

  • 900 ml Ginger beer (0.0%) (choose a 0.0% alcohol product)
  • 120 ml Lime (fresh juice)

Optional garnishes · Optional

  • 6 sprigs Fresh mint (for garnish)

Water for the batch

No pre-added water. Chill the ingredients, build over fresh ice and add the cold sparkling mixer last, except where the original recipe specifies a different order.

Prepare and serve

    • Prepare fresh juice close to serving and keep it chilled separately unless it is explicitly in the base. Fresh batches are for this service, not an overnight storage promise.
    • Keep fizzy drinks cold and closed until pouring. Add them per glass; never shake or blend them.

    The list saves ingredient names, not party quantities. Check the totals above against how much you have. Garnishes and ice are not added.

    Bartender sources: Campari Academy: batching techniques · Dave Arnold: measuring dilution and batching · Simon Difford: water and dilution · Jeffrey Morgenthaler: batch calculator

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