The flavors are also not balanced well, for all their claims of thoughtful botanicals and extracts - the strongest flavor is pine, a second note of must, and a punch of hot pepper, and then I don't taste much else

It has a nice flavor and combined with inexpensive tonic and some lime flavor I can enjoy a drink again in the summertime

'gin'.Even mixing it with tonic water and a generous squirt of lime doesn't hide the over the top pine flavoring.

I wasn't expecting Gin flavor but wanted to enjoy the flavor.

Not bad, good flavor, much better than many other alternative spirits!

Wonderful flavor!

It cost $25.00 for water with odd tasting flavors added

It doesn't taste like Gin per say but has a wonderful botanical flavor with a little bit of a "kick" to it which adds some similarity to alcohol

Want a bitter gin- familiar flavor?

Harsh flavor, definitely not worth the price.

The cucumber is a cool flavor and balances the burn.

Has a good botanical flavor and mixes well with tonics.

Non alcoholic spirits are naturally at a disadvantage next to non-alcoholic beers that can hide their taste with a small amount of alcohol and the strong smell/flavor of barley and malt.

Tonight, for example, I replace the Gin in a Corpse Reviver to have a lower ABV cocktail with great flavor

Flavor is awful

The piney flavor was more like spruce pine than juniper and the “burn” of alcohol was like a cinnamon/ginger burn

Even a capful imparts such a strong flavor that it doesn't even offer the opportunity to just add a hint of flavor to another drink.

Discovered, to my delight, that it had enough flavor and "burn" to make a complex cocktail that was worth drinking for its own sake

It does have a weird cucumber flavor; not unlike what cucumber liquid soap might taste like.

It’s got a very odd flavor that doesn’t seem to have any chance of improving with non alcohol additions

My bottle arrived and the flavor blew me away

I took one drink and had to dump the bottle, the flavor was just gross, my wife said the same.

I liked the crisp flavor

Discovered, to my delight, that it had enough flavor and "burn" to make a complex cocktail that was worth drinking for its own sake

Awesome flavor

Did not like the flavor or smell no matter what I mixed it with

The flavor is refreshing and enjoyable

It has a nice flavor and while not gin it is a gin-like experience.

Harsh flavor, definitely not worth the price.

Nice flavor that mixes well with tonics and soda

but it has a terrible flavor and the smell is not ginny.

The gins I enjoy have strong citrus and juniper berry flavors.

Not bad, good flavor, much better than many other alternative spirits!

You spend all your time trying to cover up the nasty flavor, so what is the point?

I found that this definitely enhanced the flavor of the tonic - it doesn't taste exactly like gin but it is made with similar botanicals

Great flavor, pairs nicely with a bunch of different mixers.

I can't really speak to how well this emulates the flavor of real gin, as I'm not really one to drink alcohol

I love the flavor

I felt like I needed to keep trying, so I tried mixing and and mixing and nothing hides the flavor of this alternative to gin or succeeds in replicating gin.

Very nice flavor

Had the worst flavor and tasted nothing like gin

Ritual, with a very good squeeze of fresh lime and diluted 1:1 with a flavorful tonic (like Fentemans), gives me just about enough flavor and bite to get me through to that Friday London Dry.

Strong pine flavor will hit first then kind of spicy and sour.

This gin alternative has great flavor - spicy, fresh, and lively, particularly when paired with fever tree light tonic water and squeeze of lime

It's more of a botanical taste, but a very nice flavor.

I loathe cucumber, and that’s a strong flavor in this...not enough juniper.

That helps slow me down as I drink it on ice.