Being smart about it

If I still want to drink, which beverages can I choose?

Straight Liquors

Straight Liquors

Straight Liquors

Unsweetened vodka, rum, gin, tequila, whiskey, scotch, brandy, and cognac (80 proof) all have no carbs.
Extra Dry Martini

Extra Dry Martini

Extra Dry Martini

For martini lovers, dry vermouth contains carbs, so order them "extra dry."
Lighter Beers

Lighter Beers

Lighter Beers

Some lighter beers are low enough in carbs to be acceptable. Examples: Michelob Ultra (2.6g carb) and Miller Lite (3.2g carb).
Dry Wines

Dry Wines

Dry Wines

The drier the wine, the fewer the carbs.
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Which should I avoid?

Sugary Mixers

Sugary Mixers

Sugary Mixers

Mixers like tonic water, fruit juice, sour mix, margarita mix, and any variety of soda are very sugary — avoid them!
Liquor with Mixer

Liquor with Mixer

Liquor with Mixer

Soda water or sparkling water is a no-carb mixer you can use.
Sweet Liqueurs

Sweet Liqueurs

Sweet Liqueurs

Steer clear of sweet liqueurs like amaretto, cordials, curacao, flavored brandy, Grand Marnier, Jagermeister, limoncello, and sweet vermouth.
Beer

Beer

Beer

Most beer, especially anything red, amber, or dark, is very high in carbs.
Sweet Wines

Sweet Wines

Sweet Wines

Avoid sweet wines like dessert wines, ports, and sherries.
Cider

Cider

Cider

Ciders are very sugary drinks and don't fit the ketogenic diet.
Seltzers

Seltzers

Seltzers

Even though seltzers are low calorie, they can contain sugar and artificial sweeteners. Rule of thumb: steer clear, or be very careful with labels.
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Most cocktails contain sweetened ingredients, so check the ingredients before ordering.