Many people do not only miss the alcohol when they reduce wine. They miss opening a bottle, pouring a beautiful drink, and marking the transition from work to evening. Melati preserves that ritual with a complex, bitter flavor designed to be sipped slowly rather than consumed like juice. Pour one ounce over ice and top it with sparkling water for an easy evening serve.

Melati not only replaces the ritual, but is made with 21 plants used for centuries for digestive and liver health. Herbs like wormwood, gentian root, ginger and clove work to settle your stomach and boost digestion so you can have your nightcap and sleep soundly through the night. 

Many alcohol-free drinks rely on juice, syrup, or sweetness to create flavor. Melati uses bitter herbs, fruits, teas, spices, and plant extracts to create a layered drink with the complexity people expect from wine or spirits. Classic is rich, bittersweet, and warming, while Fresh is bright, tropical, and herbaceous. Each serving contains only 2 grams of residual sugar and no stevia or sweeteners.

A typical evening drink can quietly add calories, sugar, or alcohol before dinner has even begun. A one-ounce serving of Melati contains approximately 10–15 calories, depending on the expression, with 2 grams of residual sugar. It offers a flavorful option for customers who want a deliberate evening drink without pouring a full cocktail or glass of wine

Wine: 100–150 calories per glass


Melati: 10–15 calories per serving

Melati is concentrated, so a standard serving is one fluid ounce rather than a full glass. Each 500 mL bottle makes approximately 17 drinks. At $45 per bottle, that works out to about $2.65 per serving before the mixer—often less than wine, a cocktail, or a packaged alcohol-free drink.