The 13 Best Keto Vodka Drinks

13 Low-Carb Vodka Cocktails

Bloody Mary lovers can breathe a sigh of relief. It’s totally possible to enjoy your favorite tomato-based cocktail while on the keto diet. This recipe uses fresh and simple ingredients instead of ready-made Bloody Mary mix. By doing this, you’ll avoid unnecessary carbs, and to be honest, your Bloody Mary will be way tastier. 

To keep things low carb, make sure to choose tomato juice that’s sugar-free. Combine tomato juice with vodka, lemon juice, Worcestershire sauce, and seasonings in a cocktail shaker.

Shake well and pour over ice. We think you’ll love this rich and bold keto alcohol drink recipe — we certainly do!

Ginger beer is the base of a Moscow mule. As much as we love this flavorful mixer, we can’t ignore the hard facts. Ginger beer is full of sugar and, therefore, not suitable for a keto diet. Sugar-free ginger beer isn’t something you can find in the supermarket either… a major bummer. 

Luckily, this creative low-carb Moscow mule recipe helps you get zesty ginger beer flavor without all the carbs. To replace ginger beer, use a combination of diet ginger ale and homemade sugar-free ginger syrup. The rest of this recipe is business as usual: vodka, lime juice, and fresh mint garnish.

This keto cosmopolitan is simply delicious. A cosmopolitan cocktail has a strong cranberry flavor with hints of orange thanks to cranberry juice and triple sec as the main ingredients.

This keto variation uses mandarin-flavored vodka and orange extract instead of triple sec. Additionally, sugary cranberry juice is swapped for sugar-free cranberry drinks. Add a squeeze of lime juice as the final touch. Shake it all in a cocktail shaker, pour over ice, and garnish with a slice of lime. 

A lemon drop martini tastes like candy in a glass. It’s hard to imagine this tart sugary cocktail fitting into any sort of diet, but this recipe manages to pull it off!

This low-carb take uses sugar-free lemon syrup and sweetener to reduce the sugars. Just add fresh lemon juice and vodka. It’s sweet, tangy, and refreshing! 

The gimlet is a refreshing drink with origins dating back to the late 1800s. The traditional recipe uses either vodka or gin, along with lime juice and simple syrup.

This low-carb take replaces simple syrup with liquid stevia. It’s a simple switch that lightens up this timeless drink and makes it a smart choice for those following a keto diet. 

This beautiful and delicate lavender cocktail should be the star of your next garden party. The lavender syrup gives this cocktail a sweet floral flavor. To ensure your lavender martini is low-carb, make the syrup yourself using allulose, a low-calorie sweetener. 

In addition, use dried lavender flowers and butterfly pea flowers for delicious flavor and beautiful purple color. After you’ve made your homemade lavender syrup, all you need is fresh lemon juice and vodka — simple, fragrant, and refreshing!

This Keto Rumchata may be the ultimate cozy fireside drink. Inspired by RumChata liqueur, this comforting winter cocktail brings flavors of cinnamon, vanilla, and nutmeg. 

The key difference is the choice of alcohol. Rum is replaced by Absolut vanilla vodka, and other ingredients include unsweetened almond milk, heavy cream, cinnamon, fresh nutmeg, vanilla extract, and stevia. A rich and creamy cocktail for only 0.6 net carbs? Sign us up!

This Keto Sparkling Watermelon Vodka is one of the best low-carb drinks to enjoy by the pool on a hot summer day. To make this cocktail, you don’t need any fancy ingredients. 

In fact, all you need is cubed watermelon, vodka, and fresh-squeezed lime juice. Blend it all together and top it with sparkling water for a cocktail that’s unbelievably fresh, simple, and delicious!

We love mojitos for their deliciously sweet and minty flavor. But all this deliciousness equals tons of calories and sugars in the average mojito. This keto vodka variation replaces low-carb sweeteners instead of sugar for a way more keto-friendly drink. 

Make sure you don’t skimp on fresh mint to get all the herbaceous mojito flavor that we so love.

Looking for festive keto alcohol drinks? This Low Carb Vodka and Berry Cocktail would be perfect for a party. Not only is this drink beautiful, but it would be easy to make in large batches. 

This recipe replaces sugar with a sweetener that gets dissolved into vodka. The other ingredients needed for this keto cocktail are fresh and simple. Just add ice, frozen berries, and sparkling water. Cheers!

Add a little pep to your happy hour with this Keto Espresso Martini. This low-carb recipe calls for allulose syrup and a dash of vanilla extract instead of using a sugary coffee liqueur.

 Make sure to use freshly brewed espresso to make your martini delightfully frothy. Add vodka and shake it all over the ice. Pour the mixture into a chilled martini glass and top with a few coffee beans for added style.

This fresh and colorful drink is guaranteed to be a party hit. When it comes to low-carb vodka drinks, you want to make sure to avoid excess sugars often found in traditional mixers. 

This big-batch cocktail recipe eliminates all the sugars and lets the pure ingredients shine. Simply combine chilled club soda and vodka in a pitcher. Add lime slices and mixed berries and garnish with fresh mint leaves. 

This Sugar-Free Vodka lemonade keeps things simple, and we are here for it. Instead of sugar, this keto-friendly recipe uses a Mio lemonade water enhancer.

This clever ingredient adds both sweetness and lemon flavor without any added sugar. Otherwise, all you need is vodka, freshly squeezed lemon juice, and of course, water. 

This low-carb vodka cocktail is light, tart, and refreshing — a perfect summer party drink!

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