"Obsessed with this! Not only as a mixer, but really good as a cooking ingredient as well - you can use it like a brine. I also added it to bolognese instead of wine for a tangy non alcoholic depth of flavour."
The Pickle House UK
Original Pickle Juice
Original Pickle Juice
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Award-winning pickle juice for cocktails, cramps & everything in between.
Naturally infused for 12 weeks with cucumber and a blend of spices. It’s bold, savoury and endlessly versatile.
One bottle, plenty of possibilities
Drink it straight as a 30-60ml shot, reach for it when cramps strike, or put it to work behind the bar. It's the perfect chaser after a shot of whiskey, known as a Pickleback, or added into cocktails, dressings and marinades to give a salty, savoury kick.
Made in Suffolk
Our Pickle Juice isn't leftover jar brine. It's made specifically for drinking, using apple cider vinegar infused for 12 weeks with cucumber, fennel, turmeric and salt on our Suffolk family farm.
Made with only natural ingredients and suitable for vegans.
See full ingredients here.
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Frequently asked questions
What is pickle juice and how is it made?
Our Original Pickle Juice starts with a base of apple cider vinegar, infused for 12 weeks with sliced cucumbers, fennel, turmeric, salt and a touch of sugar (to help with the pickling process). This slow infusion allows the flavours to develop naturally, mellowing the sharpness of the vinegar and creating a beautifully balanced, smooth and savoury juice with a delicious umami depth.
Why do people drink pickle juice?
People drink pickle juice for all sorts of reasons, from making a seriously good Dirty Martini to helping relieve muscle cramps.
It all started for us with the Pickleback: a shot of whiskey followed by a shot of pickle juice, which our founder Florence discovered in New York back in 2014. Since then, pickle juice has become a favourite ingredient among bartenders, adding a tangy, salty and savoury depth to cocktails like Dirty Martinis, Margaritas and Bloody Marys. It's equally delicious in non-alcoholic drinks, too. Explore our recipes for a little inspiration.
But pickle juice isn't just for cocktails. Thanks to its salt and vinegar content, it's also become popular among runners, athletes and fitness enthusiasts. Research suggests that pickle juice can also help relieve muscle cramps.
Is it healthy?
Yes! Our Original Pickle Juice is made with natural ingredients, including apple cider vinegar, cucumbers, fennel and turmeric, with a little salt and sugar.
One of the reasons pickle juice has become so popular among runners and athletes is its potential to help relieve muscle cramps. Research suggests that drinking a small amount of pickle juice may help shorten certain cramps, possibly because its sharp, acidic taste triggers a reflex in the nervous system that helps muscles relax.
Pickle juice also contains sodium, an important electrolyte lost through sweat, which is why it's often associated with exercise and recovery.
And while it's no miracle cure, it's certainly a deliciously savoury addition to your routine. Whether that's a little shot after a run or a splash in your favourite cocktail.
Can I drink it everyday?
Absolutely! For most people, a little pickle juice can be enjoyed as part of their daily routine. We recommend starting with a 30-60ml shot, whether that's first thing in the morning or whenever you fancy a savoury pick-me-up.
If drinking it straight sounds a little too adventurous, try adding a splash to your favourite juice. We love mixing it with mango or beetroot juice for a deliciously tangy twist.
Just remember, pickle juice contains salt and vinegar, so a little goes a long way!
How do I store it?
We think our Pickle Juice is best served chilled, but you can also keep it in your cupboard even once it’s been opened.
"This pickle juice is the best! Add some to your Bloody Mary for a fantastic lift!"
"I’m addicted to this pickle juice.I make martinis with it, prosecco and pickle juice, pickle juice lemonade, shot it, add it to some onions to quick marinade them."