What’s inside St. Juniper—and what does it taste like?

A clean, botanical breakdown of the ingredients and flavor notes behind Little Saints’ gin-style non-alcoholic spirit.

St. Juniper is built around a classic gin-inspired botanical: juniper—then layered with a bright, woodsy-citrus blend.

Ingredient highlights (as described)

  • Juniper — the signature evergreen backbone
  • Cucumber — clean, fresh lift
  • Birch — subtle woodsy structure
  • Yuzu — crisp citrus complexity

Functional ingredients (enhanced with)

  • Organic Lion’s Mane mushroom — formulated for clarity
  • Damiana — included for ease

If you’re looking for a non-alcoholic spirit that reads botanical, not sweet, St. Juniper is designed to feel composed: bright on the nose, crisp on the palate, and complex enough for classic cocktails.

How the ingredients show up in the glass

St. Juniper leads with herbaceous juniper, then opens into a cool cucumber note. The finish leans woodsy and citrusy—where birch and yuzu bring dimension without overpowering the botanicals.

Where it fits best

  • Martinis when you want something crisp and decisive
  • Gimlets for a clean, bright citrus moment
  • A gin-style swap in cocktail classics—without the alcohol

Little Saints designed St. Juniper to hold its own: not a “sweet mixer,” but a true spirit-forward pour.

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Prefer your botanicals with a little range?

If you’re building a zero-proof bar cart, pairing St. Juniper with a contrasting spirit can expand your cocktail repertoire—from bright, herbaceous classics to smoky, spice-led pours.

Choose St. Juniper when you want the gin lane: evergreen, crisp, and quietly complex.

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