Allulose
Allulose carries the formula’s main layer of sweetness. It gives the lime and spirit something to balance against. The remaining ingredients give the cordial enough body to balance its lime and tartness.
Zero Sugar · Real Cocktail Balance
Zero-sugar lime cordial. Built for real cocktails.
Cordial Craft replaces lime juice and simple syrup in one pour. Bright lime and crisp acidity lead, with restrained sweetness and enough body to bring the spirit into balance. The cordial has 0 g total sugar per 0.75 fl oz serving, so it can anchor a zero-sugar cocktail when the spirit and every other ingredient qualify.
Tequila
Rum
Gin
Vodka
Whiskey
Seltzer
375 mL or 750 mL
About 17 or 34 pours at 0.75 fl oz.
Replaces lime + syrup
Two jobs handled in one bottle.
Zero sugar
0 g total sugar per 0.75 fl oz labeled serving.
2:1 bottle match
375 mL cordial pairs with 750 mL spirit.
What One Pour Replaces
Lime juice and simple syrup, handled in one pour.
Cordial Craft brings lime aroma, tartness, sweetness, and body together, so one measured pour can replace separate lime juice and simple syrup in many cocktails without flattening the drink.
Why It Works
Built not to taste “sugar free.”
Zero sugar describes the nutrition. It does not define the flavor. Lime and acidity come first. Restrained sweetness and body soften the spirit’s heat without covering it. The result drinks like a properly made cocktail.
The 2:1 Quick Build
One ratio. Adjust by method.
One familiar tool. Two simple pours.
A 1.5 oz spirit + 0.75 oz Cordial Craft pour keeps the bottle's
2:1 quick recipe and uses one labeled serving. For the fuller shaken build
in our How to Use guide, use 2 oz spirit + 1 oz Cordial Craft. For a
sparkling highball, use 2 oz spirit + 0.75 oz Cordial Craft, then top with
soda. Fruit, liqueurs, and sweetened mixers can change the balance, so
taste the finished drink and adjust when needed.
Bottle Yield, Explained
Choose your bottle. Measure your pour.
At a 0.75 fl oz pour, a 375 mL bottle provides approximately 17 pours and a 750 mL bottle approximately 34. Using 1 fl oz of cordial per drink, plan for approximately 12 or 25 full pours respectively. Actual yield varies with the recipe and how you measure.
750 mL
Spirit · 1.5 oz each
375 mL
Cordial Craft · 0.75 oz each
About 17
2:1 cocktails
Rooted in Modern Mixology
From lime peel to a balanced pour.
Modern super-juice technique offers a useful comparison: aromatic citrus peel supplies lime character while measured acidity builds tartness.
Cordial Craft’s current label likewise lists lime flavedo zest with citric, malic, and tartaric acids. The cordial also includes sweetness and body, so one measured pour can replace lime juice and simple syrup in many cocktails.
It is not meant to erase every choice a bartender makes. It gives you a reliable starting point, then leaves room to tune the spirit, dilution, bubbles, bitters, or garnish around the drink you want.
Aroma from real flavedo
The outer peel gives the cordial its fresh lime nose and peel character.
Tartness with structure
Citric, malic, and tartaric acids create a layered sour backbone.
A complete cordial
Sweetness and body are built in, so there is no separate syrup step.
A repeatable starting point
Measure the same 2:1 build, then adjust the finished drink to taste.
What each ingredient does.
Each part of the formula has a job in the glass. Lime flavedo carries the fresh peel aroma. Citric, malic, and tartaric acids build the tart backbone. Allulose and sucralose shape the sweetness, acacia gum adds body, and sea salt keeps the finish focused.
Why these ingredients are here
Real lime flavedo
Flavedo is the colored outer peel of the lime, where its aromatic oils are concentrated. It gives Cordial Craft its fresh peel aroma and depth.
Layered lime acidity
Citric, malic, and tartaric acids work together instead of leaving one flat sour note. The blend gives the cordial a bright, layered tart structure that can stand up to a full measure of spirit.
Acacia gum + sea salt
Acacia gum supports body so the drink does not feel thin once shaken or lengthened. Sea salt sharpens the citrus and keeps the sweetness in balance.
Finishing ingredients, used with intention
Sweetness, fine-tuned
Sucralose works alongside allulose to fine-tune the cordial’s sweetness without becoming the lead flavor.
Quality after bottling
Benzoic acid is included as a preservative to help protect product quality. Refrigerate after opening and follow the storage directions on the bottle.
Ingredients: Water, allulose, citric acid, acacia gum, lime flavedo zest (lime peel, cane sugar*, lime oil essence), malic acid, sea salt, tartaric acid, sucralose, and benzoic acid. *Adds a trivial amount of sugar (less than 0.5g per serving). Always refer to the product label for the most current ingredient information. For allergen questions, review the current bottle label and contact Cordial Craft before use.
Per 0.75 fl oz serving
Calories
0
Total sugar
0g
Added sugar
0g
Sodium
15mg
Total carbohydrates
7g
Protein
0g
Label reference
These values apply to the 0.75 fl oz serving printed on the current bottle label, not to a finished cocktail.
Nutrition details are provided for convenience. Always confirm against the product label.
What To Make
One bottle. A full lime cocktail menu.
Use it for margaritas, gimlets, daiquiris, sours, fizzes, highballs, and zero-proof drinks. The same bottle moves easily from a simple two-part build to a more elaborate recipe.
Made for everyday use.
From a margarita to a highball or party batch, the bottle stays on
the bar and the build stays simple.
Tequila
Truly Skinny Margarita
Tequila, Cordial Craft, and optional orange bitters.
View the margarita recipe
Vodka Gimlet
Mint Condition
Vodka, mint, cucumber, and Cordial Craft.
View the Mint Condition recipe
Gin Fizz
Skinny Gin Fizz
London dry gin, Cordial Craft, egg white, and soda.
View the gin fizz recipe
Gin Sour
Clover Redux
Gin, raspberry, Cordial Craft, and optional foamer.
View the Clover Redux recipe
Vodka Sour
Watermelon Vodka Sour
Watermelon, vodka, and Cordial Craft for a juicy, bright sour.
Explore the recipe collectionBetter cocktails. Less prep.
At home, that means no limes to squeeze and no syrup to make. In service, it gives the team one repeatable starting point that can be tuned to the drink, glass, and menu.
For home cocktail lovers
Make margaritas, gimlets, sours, highballs, and craft sodas without squeezing limes or making syrup.
For bars, hotels, and events
Start each lime-based drink with the same measured cordial, then tune the spirit, dilution, bubbles, bitters, garnish, and finish to the menu.
What people say after they pour it.
These are customers who have already put Cordial Craft to work in their own drinks. The complete Judge.me feed follows the excerpts.
Killer cocktails
This stuff makes a mean mixer. Delicious and smooth!
Always Good
Use in lots of drinks and love the fact that it’s sugar free and you wouldn’t know it.
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Before you pour.
What does Cordial Craft replace?
Cordial Craft takes the place of lime juice and simple syrup in many lime-based drinks. One pour adds lime aroma, tartness, sweetness, and body.
How many cocktails does one bottle make?
At a 0.75 fl oz pour, a 375 mL bottle provides approximately 17 pours and a 750 mL bottle approximately 34. Using 1 fl oz of cordial per drink, plan for approximately 12 or 25 full pours respectively. Actual yield varies with the recipe and how you measure.
What is the recommended cocktail ratio?
Start with 2 parts spirit to 1 part Cordial Craft. One starting pour is 1.5 oz + 0.75 oz. For a fuller shaken cocktail, our How to Use guide starts at 2 oz + 1 oz. For a sparkling highball, use 2 oz spirit + 0.75 oz Cordial Craft, then add soda. Other ingredients can shift the balance, so taste and adjust the finished drink.
Does it taste “sugar free”?
Lime and acidity lead; sweetness and body support the spirit instead of dominating it. Start at the 2:1 ratio, then adjust the finished drink to taste.
How does super-juice technique relate to Cordial Craft?
Modern super-juice technique offers a useful comparison: aromatic citrus peel supplies lime character while measured acidity builds tartness. Cordial Craft’s label lists lime flavedo zest with citric, malic, and tartaric acids, plus the sweetness and body needed for one pour to replace lime juice and simple syrup in many cocktails.
What is lime flavedo?
Flavedo is the colored outer part of citrus peel. The ingredient list on the bottle identifies lime flavedo zest as part of Cordial Craft.
Do the Nutrition Facts describe the finished cocktail?
No. The Nutrition Facts describe a 0.75 fl oz serving of Cordial Craft. A finished drink’s nutrition depends on everything added to it.
What are the ingredients?
Water, allulose, citric acid, acacia gum, lime flavedo zest (lime peel, cane sugar*, lime oil essence), malic acid, sea salt, tartaric acid, sucralose, and benzoic acid. *Adds a trivial amount of sugar (less than 0.5g per serving). Always refer to the product label for the most current ingredient and nutrition information.
Can I use it without alcohol?
Yes. Mix Cordial Craft with soda water, iced tea, tonic, or another zero-proof base for a bright, balanced lime drink without alcohol.
How should I shake and store the bottle?
Shake before use because natural lime elements may settle. Refrigerate after opening and follow the storage directions on the product label.
What are the current shipping and return terms?
Orders are typically processed within 1–2 business days. Shipping rates are calculated at checkout based on destination and order size, and standard delivery generally takes 2–5 business days once shipped. Return eligibility and the 30-day request window are explained in the current Shipping policy and Return and refund policy.
Is this only for margaritas?
No. Cordial Craft works across lime-based drinks including gimlets, daiquiris, mojitos, vodka soda upgrades, whiskey sours, spritzes, craft sodas, and zero-proof cocktails.
One bottle. More than one way to build a better cocktail.
Lime aroma, tartness, sweetness, and body in one measured pour. No citrus to squeeze. No syrup to make.