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EPISODE · Jan 25, 2026 · 4 MIN

Zero Proof vs Real Tequila | Blind Taste Test (Dry January)

from Tasting Tequila with Brad · host Bradley Niccum

Zero Proof vs Real Tequila | Blind Taste Test (Dry January) Blind tasting zero proof tequila alternatives vs real tequila for Dry January. Can non-alcoholic tequila actually taste like tequila? Let’s find out. Blind tasting zero proof tequila alternatives vs real tequila to answer the biggest Dry January question: Can non-alcoholic tequila actually taste like tequila? For this blind taste test, I removed all labels and tasted three pours side-by-side: • Almave (non-alcoholic agave spirit) • Ritual Zero Proof tequila alternative • **Siempre Tequila Blanco (real tequila) No bias. No labels. Just flavor. With Dry January growing every year, zero proof spirits are everywhere — but how close do they actually get to the real thing? In this video we break down aroma, palate, mouthfeel, and finish to see if flavor alone can replace alcohol. This video is for: • Dry January participants • Tequila lovers • Curious drinkers • Anyone exploring non-alcoholic spirits COMMENT BELOW Which one do YOU think is the real tequila? Like, subscribe, and share if you enjoy honest tequila education. © Tasting Tequila with Brad

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