No, according to EU law, gin must have a minimum of 37.5% ABV. Green15 has 14.9% ABV.

The base spirit used is a dry gin of 40% ABV, handmade and traditionally distilled in the Netherlands using copper pot stills. The alcohol content is reduced to 14.9% alc/vol, allowing retail shops to sell Green15 to consumers (at least 25 years old) without the requirement to first obtain an alcohol licence.

No, EU law requires liquor or spirit to have a minimum of 15% ABV. Green15 has 14.9% ABV.

No, EU law defines 'low alcohol' with an ABV of below 1%.

Green15 cannot be labeled as gin, spirit, or liquor. Instead, it is categorized as an alcoholic beverage. To comply with EU law, the label displays "alcoholic beverage" beneath the Green15 logo.

Believe it or not: YES INDEED! Its natural green hue makes Green15 recognisable and sets it apart from most other alcoholic drinks.

Yes, one of the key aspects of Green15 is its commitment to sustainability. The 'Green' element encompasses a 100% recycled light green glass bottle, a light green-tinted beverage, and the use of natural botanicals, some from eco-friendly sources.

During our introduction phase until Q3 2024, we collaborate with select resellers, including delicatesse specialty shops, bars, restaurants, hotels, and smaller liquor stores.

Green15 adopts a collaborative approach, offering special promotions, organizing tasting events, and providing POS materials. Resellers are encouraged to share their creative ideas and collaborate closely with Green15.