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Cocktails That Wait for You

Pre-batch the math, freeze the bottle, pour a perfect drink straight from the freezer.

Elegant glass decanters with amber spirits

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We'll do the math — pour amounts, ABV, freeze status.

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Shaken citrus drinks pick up more water from ice. Spirit-forward stirred drinks need less; freezer batches often need none.

Enter the recipe for one drink

Type the ingredients for a single cocktail and we'll multiply it up to fill a bottle.

Ingredient Amount (oz) ABV %
ABV cheatsheet
Vodka, gin, rum, tequila40% Bourbon, rye whiskey45% Sweet vermouth16% Dry vermouth18% Campari25% Aperol11% Cointreau, triple sec40% Kahlúa20% Juice, syrup, water0%

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Aim for around 22% ABV or higher to keep the batch pourable in the freezer.

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How It Works

Three steps from spirit to cocktail

1

Calculate

Enter your recipe. We calculate exactly how much to pour off and add back for a perfect batch.

2

Batch

Pour off some spirit, add your ingredients right in the bottle. Seal and shake well.

3

Freeze & Serve

Store for 4+ hours. Pour straight into a glass. Perfectly chilled, zero effort.

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The Science

Why It Stays Pourable

Alcohol freezes at -114°C. By keeping your cocktail above 22% ABV, it stays perfectly pourable at standard freezer temperatures (-18°C).

We also calculate the exact dilution water to replicate what ice would normally contribute. The result? A perfectly balanced, ice-cold cocktail ready to pour.

Deep dive into the science
22% Minimum ABV
-18°C Freezer Temp
20-25% Dilution
4+ hrs Freeze Time

Ready to Make Your First Batch?

The Negroni is the perfect place to start. Equal parts, foolproof, and it actually improves with freezer time.

Start with the Negroni