The Pathfinder Spirit
A Hemp-based Non-alcoholic Spirit With Pioneering Complexity and Character
- Smells like a spirit. Tastes like a spirit. Mixes like a spirit. <0.5% ABV.
- Experience the thrill of throwing back a dram of the world's finest nonalcoholic spirit. The Pathfinder ventures beyond the ordinary confines of ritual and flavor to deliver an elixir with no equal.
- Distilled from hemp and layered with a complex blend of botanicals including wormwood, angelica root, saffron, ginger, sage, orange peel, and wild crafted Douglas fir, it offers an earthy, bittersweet bite that is both crisp and warm.
- The Pathfinder is made for every occasion. It belongs in your favorite cocktail bar as much as on your home bar cart. Enjoy it neat for a contemplative, spirit forward sip, pour it over ice with a twist of citrus for a simple and sophisticated serve, or mix it into a spritz, Negroni, or your own imaginative creation. The possibilities are endless and The Pathfinder rewards curiosity.
Pairs well with
The Pathfinder Spirit
How to Experience the Pathfinder
Shot
Mixed Into Cocktails
With a Mixer
On the Rocks
Sipped Neat
Often Purchased Together
What Bartenders are Saying
The Pathfinder hemp and root N/A Spirit carries subtle aromatic notes of sarsaparilla and sage with bright florality from saffron. While it's complex and challenging neat, it's also a welcome ally to many concoctions and delightfully familiar when served long with seltzer.
— Sother TeagueBeverage Director at Amor y Amargo, Partner at Coup, Founder of Batch, NYC
Finally, an NA spirit I can drink on its own! This is something my patrons actually want.
— Jordan BearssCane and Table
When paired with Vita Cold brew and lime, The Pathfinder offers a complex combination of flavors creating an unforgettable cocktail experience.
— NATASHA SOLOWONIUKR&D Beverage Innovator, Caffe Vita, Seattle
Featured Cocktails
The Pathfinder Spritz
Botanical Julep
Summer Highball
Golden Hour Highball
Customer Reviews
I have tried several NA cocktails or mixers in the past and have been thoroughly underwhelmed, so I did not have high hopes when I tried it at a dry music festival this summer. Much to my surprise, I loved it so much that it became my go to beverage there, and since I’ve been home, I have ordered bottles twice now and set up a subscription so I always have it on hand. If you like licorice, anise, absinthe, or similar flavors, you’ll like this as well. I like it either mixed into a spritz (recipe is provided with the bottle) or with a THC seltzer that I also appreciate. Thank you for a fantastic alternative to traditional cocktails!
Han Oak introduce me to your product with their Babysitter Club cocktail. After that I have been a fan of Pathfinder.
I love The Pathfinder! It does not try to be a watery, flavorless spirit alternative: it is its own thing. That said, I can mix a superb Negroni or a fine Old Fashioned with it. Cheers!
One of the best NA tonics I have tried. It works well simple on the rocks, mixed with some seltzer, or follow one of the included recipies (all delicious that I have tried)
I am a chef and restaurant owner. I've been enjoying the Pathfinder for a few years. I really wanted to try the Spritz and the Negroni. But, there's a lot of new products out there so it took me a while to get here. The Spritz is absolutely delicious. The Negroni? Holy crap!!! This is far and away my favorite NA beverage bar none. It's balanced, complex and a true "grown up" cocktail. We will most certainly be offering this at the restaurant. I give it all of the stars!
I was pretty early in with NA beer and spirits. I remember when Seedlip came out—I was excited to try it, and disappointed when I did. The revolution in NA beer has been amazing—and most of it makes me want to drink; not because it reminds me of alcohol, but because w/A beer is still just better.
The Pathfinder feels different—it's not _without_ or 'non' anything, nor is it designed to replace anything that existed previously. To me it's a simple, natural, and very delicious bittersweet aperitif that I've enjoyed alone over ice and mixed with soda water now for however few years it's been available. I'm sure I've purchased more than a dozen bottles, and given many as gifts to introduce others to the pleasures of a—yes, indeed, non-alcoholic, and non-psychoactive—cocktail.