Alcohol-free whiskey ad
Who knew whiskey could sell without the buzz? ArKay nailed it with a bottle that looks classic and a tagline that makes you feel clean, confident, and classy.
Marketing Breakdown
This ad uses contrast perfectly. It promises everything people love about whiskey (taste, feel, tradition) but removes all the negatives (alcohol, carbs, sugar, guilt). The repetition of “Zero” drives that idea home fast.
Why It Works
- Leans on familiar category benefits
- Reframes the product around “no guilt”
- Uses simple, repetitive phrasing for memory
- Visuals mimic real whiskey for trust
Examples
- Oatly sells “like milk, but made for humans”
- Coke Zero: all the taste, zero sugar
- Impossible Burger: “meat” without the cow
- Athletic Brewing: beer, minus the hangover
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Element Detection
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Text Statistics & Scores
An elementary to middle school score is best since it’s simple to understand.
8th-9th grade level
32
Total Words
2
Total Sentences
16.0
Words / sentence
70
Flesch Score
Copywriting Frameworks
Analyze the frameworks of the text
The copy lists product attributes (features) and ties them directly to positive outcomes for the buyer (benefits).
- Features: “Zero carbs,” “Zero sugars,” “tastes like whiskey but without the alcohol.”
- Benefits: “Zero regrets,” “enjoy guilt-free anywhere.”
Implicitly presents the common problem of wanting the whiskey experience without negative health or alcohol effects, then offers the zero-proof whiskey as the solution.
- Implied problem: Desire for whiskey taste without carbs, sugars, or alcohol-related guilt.
- Solution: A zero-proof whiskey with zero carbs, zero sugars, zero regrets, and guilt-free enjoyment.
Color Palette
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