DrinkLeader tracks 7 cocktail drinks at 2g of carbs or less per standard serving. The top-scoring pick is Grey Goose Classic Martini (1.3g carbs, 293 cal per 5 oz). Figures are rescaled to the standard serving for each drink type (for example 12oz for beer, 1.5oz for spirits, 5oz for wine), so a per-100ml label row and a whole-bottle row are compared with a normal pour; each row shows the serving used.

Lowest carbs 0.271739g
Matching drinks 7
Average score 90

Figures come from producer labels and public product databases; see how we verify our data. Updated 2026-10-23.

Cocktail Under 2g Of Carbs

  1. 1

    Grey Goose Classic Martini

    Cocktail · 1.3g carbs · 293 calories · 35.0% ABV · per 5 oz (label: 1.5oz)

    94
  2. 2

    Vesper

    Cocktail · 1.4g carbs · 345 calories · 42.1% ABV · per 5 oz (label: 4.5oz)

    90
  3. 3

    Vodka Diet Coke

    Cocktail · 0.3g carbs · 105 calories · 13.0% ABV · per 5 oz (label: 9.2oz)

    89
  4. 4

    Jack and Diet Coke

    Cocktail · 0.3g carbs · 106 calories · 13.0% ABV · per 5 oz (label: 9.2oz)

    89
  5. 5

    Rum and Diet Coke

    Cocktail · 0.7g carbs · 94 calories · 11.4% ABV · per 5 oz (label: 9.2oz)

    88
  6. 6

    Red Bull Vodka (Sugar Free)

    Cocktail · 0.8g carbs · 110 calories · 13.3% ABV · per 5 oz (label: 9oz)

    88
  7. 7

    Vodka and Rockstar Diet

    Cocktail · 0.8g carbs · 112 calories · 13.3% ABV · per 5 oz (label: 12oz)

    88

Drinks Under 2g Of Carbs by type

Rum

98 drinks

Gin

59 drinks

Frequently Asked Questions

How many cocktail drinks are under 2g of carbs?

DrinkLeader currently lists 7 cocktail drinks at 2g of carbs or less per standard serving, out of 1,208 across every type.

What is the best cocktail drink under 2g of carbs?

By DrinkLeader score the top pick is Grey Goose Classic Martini (1.3g carbs, 293 cal per 5 oz). The score rewards alcohol efficiency and penalizes carbs; see the methodology page for the formula.

Are these figures per serving?

Each row shows calories and carbs for the standard serving of its drink type (12oz beer, 1.5oz spirits, 5oz wine and so on), rescaled from the label serving when the label uses a different size, such as per 100 ml or a whole bottle. Pages for individual drinks show the unmodified label figures.