Sobour Bourbonesque | Non-Alcoholic Whisky & Bourbon Alternative

The Non-Alcoholic Whisky That Actually Tastes Like the Real Thing If you've been searching for a non-alcoholic whisky that doesn't compromise on depth, warmth, or character, you've found it. Sobour Bourbonesque is a premium alcohol-free bourbon whisky alternative crafted on a base of Scottish Deeside spring water, designed for those who want the full bourbon experience without the alcohol. This isn't a soft drink dressed up in a whisky bottle. It's a serious, complex non-alcoholic spirit built for sipping, mixing, and savouring. Tasting Notes Warm, toasty, and unmistakably bourbon-inspired. Every sip delivers: Madagascan Vanilla - smooth, rich, and indulgent Toasted Nuts - a deep, roasted warmth Dry Spice - the finish that keeps you coming back Aged character is achieved through Bourbon Cask Woodchips, giving Sobour Bourbonesque the complexity and mouthfeel of a traditional American bourbon, without a drop of alcohol. How to Enjoy It Over ice with a splash of water - the classic serve In alcohol-free cocktails - Old Fashioned, Whisky Sour, you name it Mixed at a 1:3 ratio with your favourite mixer for a long drink Please note: Sobour Bourbonesque is crafted to be mixed or served over ice. It is not designed to be drunk neat. Why It's Good for You Zero alcohol Low calorie Sugar-free Gluten-free Vegan-friendly The Story Behind the Spirit Sobour Bourbonesque is made by Spirits of Virtue, founded by brothers Roddy and Kerr Nicoll. What started in a garage in Scotland has grown into an internationally recognised non-alcoholic spirits brand. Their mission: to create super-premium alcohol-free spirits using organic ingredients, complex botanicals, and the naturally low-mineral Deeside spring water at their core. Quality, flavour, and function without compromise. Perfect For Sober curious drinkers exploring non-alcoholic whisky Dry January, Sober October, or any mindful drinking moment Designated drivers who still want a proper drink Anyone cutting back without cutting out the ritual