What happens when NA spirits meet a James Beard-recognized bar
Following the success of our kick-off competition in Charleston, Little Saints packed up and headed north to the city where it all started.
In 2021, Megan Klein sold her first cans of Little Saints out of a mint-green vending traile...
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How Little Saints is leading a revolution in cocktail culture—one pour at a time
There's a particular alchemy that happens at the best bars. It's not just the drink itself, but the theater of it all: the confident shake, the precise strain, the careful placement of a garnish that transforms a g...
At Little Saints, we believe that everyone deserves evening rituals that elevate you, not diminish you. That's why we created N/A cocktails worthy of your finest glassware—so you can savor your evening cocktail hour without the compromise.
But we didn’t stop there.
Beyond collaborating with maste...
Confession time: every time “Sober October” rolls around, I cringe a little.
Little Saints is not a “sober” brand.
We know from years of customer conversations and surveys that more than 90% of you still drink alcohol.
You like Little Saints because it reminds you of your favorite alcoholic c...
Ernest Hemingway walked every day—three hours, rain or shine. Not for steps, not for cardio, not because a morning podcast told him to. He walked because it was his rhythm. A consistent tether to something deeper, something ineffable. His long walks were less a matter of discipline and more of de...
It's not uncommon for our brand to be regarded as "authentic". We’d like to think that’s because, like any person who takes risks right out in the open, we’ve candidly shared how the Little Saints brand has evolved since its inception just a little over three years ago.
Our experience starting a...