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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
How many bottles do I need for a zero-proof home bar?
Starting with one or two versatile botanical spirits like Melati Classic gives you a fantastic foundation to craft dozens of refreshing, complex serves.
What mixers should every zero-proof bar have?
Quality tonic water, club soda, fresh citrus (lime and lemon), simple syrup, and aromatic bitters or fresh herbs like mint and rosemary.
How do I stop zero-proof drinks from tasting too sweet?
Balance sweetness by incorporating tart acids (fresh lime juice), carbonated soda water, botanical spirits with bitter notes, or a pinch of sea salt.
Do zero-proof bottles need refrigeration?
Store Melati bottles in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight. Once opened, refrigerate to maintain peak botanical freshness.
What glassware should I buy first?
A classic Coupette or Nick & Nora glass for shaken serves, and a versatile Highball glass for spritzes and tonics.
