Seedlip Spice 94

I enjoyed the flavor of this mixed in tonic water. As a gin and tonic fan who wanted to reduce alcohol consumption, I found this to be a really adequate substitute. The Spice version is pretty good, but has a really strong note of allspice, and the other flavors are more subtle. I'm excited to try the other flavors!

This stuff is great as an alternative to liquor like gin. It has its own unique flavor. I drink it straight over ice or with a little mixer but it isn't very strong to my taste. Has a resemblance to gin with bitters.

This was undrinkable for me. I found the flavor of allspice or anise overpowering. And I love black licorice and black jellybeans. I mixed it with soda water, and even stepped down to a 1oz. pour. I had to wash my glass to remove the smell, to go to a different drink. I checked into returning it, which you can't, and reached out to Seedlip to see if they could do anything. I had the half-hearted expectation that they would see their way to sending a different flavor, like the Garden 108 (2-star for me). They didn't have any interest in a credit or exchange (which I didn't really expect) and replied with a bit of boilerplate. I'm stuck with a bottle I won't drink, and am too cheap to pour it down the drain🙂. If you could find a decent NA red wine, you might use this to make sangria, or sub it for Galliano in a mocktail. It is a big "No" from me... Other than the off-putting flavor, my main objections to this are the cost, and the bottle size. I don't know why they've opted for a 700ml bottle instead of a standard 750ml, but it seems like a philosophy of "shrinkflation" before there was anything to shrink. I find the cost of this product second only to its flavor as prohibitive flaws. The $31 for this bottle puts you in the neighborhood of the price range of some very decent spirits, for which you'd receive a larger bottle. If you're avoiding alcohol, I would just go to the produce section instead.

First, I wasn't able to try the product I purchased from Amazon. It arrived with the safety seal broken and the bottle cap broken as well. I tried to get a replacement, but they aren't offered, even for damaged goods. I had to get an Amazon rep on the phone to get me a refund. They were unable to get a reorder to me fast enough, so I purchased locally instead. What a hassle. Otherwise, the product is just "ok". It's basically fancy flavored water. I was really hoping for something that would at least have the same texture as alcoholic spirits so I could mix it as I do other cocktails. The flavor itself isn't bad, but it's extremely subtle, so I doubt it'll be good for much beyond mixing with seltzer. Really unfortunate, as I was looking forward to unleashing my creativity during Dry January.

I will admit that Seedlip (Spice) is expensive. Since I haven't had a drink since 1995, I'm a little out of touch with the prices of gin and vodka; but I imagine that it's comparable to the cost of premium gins and vodkas. The taste is interesting. I use about 1 1/2 oz with half a 10 oz bottle of tonic and a squeeze of lime. Reminds me of a gin/tonic or vodka/tonic. It has a hint of a taste of bitterness and also lemony. You don't really need to acquire a taste for it. You'll either like the pleasantness of it or dislike it because it doesn't taste like a mixed alcoholic drink. I have to find the recipe book I saw mentioned by someone so I can try different drinks.

Seedlip is a wonderful taste to add to my sparkling water. This flavor is a bit lighter than the past and very refreshing.

I was in an AMEX lounge with a speakeasy. Not wanting to drink too much alcohal before flying I asked the bartender if she could make me a mocktail. She said that she could make an alternate version of one of the cocktails on the list and suggested a citrus based one. The drink was sooooo delicous. I've ordered quite a few mocktails in the past but this one was far superior. I asked what the non alcohalic spirit was and took a picture of the bottle so I could try and duplicate it at home. I came up with my own calculations on how much of each ingredients and the results at home were just as delicious. My version of the speakeasy's Southside Cocktail: Pluck a bunch of mint leaves and add them to a cocktail shaker Squeeze a half a lemon add a shot of the Seedlip Spice 94 Muddle the mint into the liquids add ice and shake strain into a glass with ice and top off with tonic Add a lemon slice for garnish muddle the mint into

Honest read: I poured it out. I tried the CleanCo CleanV fake vodka and THAT wasn't bad (I liked it - there's one in the fridge right now). So I wanted to try this one also, hoping for variety in the non-alcoholics. It was not what I'd hoped for in the burn category at all, rather flowery. What the CleanCo has and what Seedlip lacks, is the pepper & other spices that simulate the sensation of a booze shot. Get back to work Seedlip

Was shocked how good this product was ! Straight it’s meh however mixed with tonic and lime or mixed with ginger beer it’s like a perfect gin and tonic !! Within a hour of opening it I ordered all 3 flavours and it will be a fixture in my home for a long time

Super schnelle Lieferung. Einwandfreier Zustand und schmeckt.

Sorprendente ... e purtroppo molto goloso

I really wanted to like this. I was looking for a delicious non alcoholic drink that I could sip and savour. I think it would have been better if the drink was a syrup to add to mixers, it felt like flavoured water, no punch. I’m pretty disappointed as it’s not cheap. I had one glass of it and haven’t been back for more yet but I’ll try one of their recipes next time.

Me encanta, una opción muy interesante para cuando quiero tomar una copa sin. mezclalo con tonica y sirvelo con hielo