THE COMPARISON. NO SPIN.
Same spirit base. Different ownership, origin, andstandards.
| Feature |
|
|
|---|---|---|
| Sugar |
0g — zero sugar
|
0g — zero sugar
|
| Calories |
90 calories
|
100 calories
|
| Carbs |
0g
|
1g
|
| Gluten |
Gluten free
|
Gluten free
|
| Artificial additives |
None — zero artificial sweeteners, colors, or preservatives
|
Contains natural flavors; varies by variety
|
| Spirit base |
Ultra premium vodka
|
Vodka base
|
| Origin |
American made — Savannah, GA
|
Canadian brand, Anheuser-Busch InBev owned
|
| Ownership |
Veteran owned & operated
|
Owned by AB InBev — largest beer conglomerateglobally
|
| ABV |
5% ABV
|
5% ABV
|
| Brand mission |
Veterans. Standards. No compromises.
|
Owned by AB InBev — largest beer conglomerateglobally
|
| Sugar |
0g — zero sugar
|
| Calories |
90 calories
|
| Carbs |
0g
|
| Gluten |
Gluten free
|
| Artificial additives |
None — zero artificial sweeteners, colors, or preservatives
|
| Spirit base |
Ultra premium vodka
|
| Origin |
American made — Savannah, GA
|
| Ownership |
Veteran owned & operated
|
| ABV |
5% ABV
|
| Brand mission |
Veterans. Standards. No compromises.
|
| Sugar |
0g — zero sugar
|
| Calories |
100 calories
|
| Carbs |
1g
|
| Gluten |
Gluten free
|
| Artificial additives |
Contains natural flavors; varies by variety
|
| Spirit base |
Vodka base
|
| Origin |
Canadian brand, Anheuser-Busch InBev owned
|
| Ownership |
Owned by AB InBev — largest beer conglomerateglobally
|
| ABV |
5% ABV
|
| Brand mission |
Owned by AB InBev — largest beer conglomerateglobally
|
If you're choosing between two vodka seltzers, ask who builtit, who owns it, and what they were trying to prove. The answers aren't thesame.
Nutrl Answers to a Multinational Corporation. Zeroes Answers to Veterans.
Nutrl is a vodka seltzer. So is Zeroes. That's where the similarity ends.
Nutrl is owned by Anheuser-Busch InBev — the Belgian-Brazilian conglomerate that owns Budweiser, Stella Artois, Corona, and
hundreds of other brands worldwide. It's a fine product managed by a
corporation whose primary obligation is to shareholders in multiple countries.
Zeroes was built by Cliff White and Rob Cooch — veterans who
spent years watching the RTD market settle for average and decided to do
something about it. Zero sugar. Zero artificial additives. Ultra premium vodka.
Made in Savannah, Georgia, by people who answer to a standard — not a board.
Read the Label. Then Read Theirs.
Both are zero sugar. Not both are zero additives. Here's thedifference.
- Ultra premium vodka
- Carbonated water
- Natural flavors
* ZEROES Zeroes was built to a higher standard because the people who built it hold themselves to one.
- Vodka
- Sparkling water
- Natural flavors
- Citric acid
* The ingredient lists are close — which means the differences that remain matter more. Origin. Ownership. The people behind the product
Zeroes vs Happy Dad — Common Questions
Both are vodka-based — so the spirit foundation is similar. Where Zeroes wins: fewer calories (90 vs 100), fewer carbs, no artificial additives, American made, and veteran owned.
Nutrl is a fine product owned by Anheuser-Busch InBev, the largest beer
corporation in the world. Zeroes is owned by veterans who built it on their own
terms. If ownership and origin matter to you, there's only one choice.
Yes, Nutrl is vodka-based — that's a genuine point of similarity with Zeroes. The key differences are in calories,
additives, origin, and ownership. Nutrl is a Canadian brand now controlled by AB InBev. Zeroes is American made and veteran owned.
Nutrl originated as a Canadian brand and was acquired by Anheuser-Busch InBev, the Belgian-Brazilian multinational that owns
Budweiser, Corona, Stella Artois, and hundreds of other brands. Zeroes is made
in Savannah, GA — American made, veteran owned, with no multinational parent pulling the strings.
Yes. Zeroes is 90 calories per can. Nutrl is 100.
Both are zero sugar, but Zeroes also has 0g carbs vs Nutrl's 1g. Marginal for casual drinkers, meaningful for people tracking macros closely.
Yes. Zeroes ships directly to eligible states at drinkzeroes.com.





