Seedlip Garden 108 Non-Alcoholic Gin 0,0% 0,7l - Reviews
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21.3.2019
Lots of people do not drink for various reasons. Pregnancy, being a designated driver, a personal or family history of alcoholism, inability to metabolise alcohol, weight loss, sorting out hormone imbalance, cancer, liver issues etc... The list can be quite long and varied. So anyone who wonders what the point of this drink must live a very secluded life. It DOES NOT taste like flavoured water. It definitely tastes like a botanical spirit, but without the sharp bite of alcohol behind it, if that makes sense.Personally, I wanted to stop drinking during the week because I felt it was not a healthy habit. But non-alcoholic/low-alcoholic wine is awful and I don't like juice or soft drinks.
3.2.2019
I love everything about this product, from the glass bottle it is in, the design of the labels are beautiful and well thought out to the clear calorie free, sugar free liquid inside. This is an amazing drink and I really do love it - the Seedlip Spice is a warming drink but DO NOT JUST ADD WATER.No it is not gin - it does not taste like gin - it does not confess to tasting like gin so do not buy it if you want it to taste like gin..I drink Seedlip 94 with Teisseire 0% sugar pink grapefruit and sparkling water in a tall glass and it is really delicious!The Seedlip 108 is also a lovely drink - again - not a gin! I add Teisseire 0% elderflower syrup,
28.10.2018
If you are expecting this to have the bite of alcohol, you will be disappointed. It seems that the reason this product is getting bad reviews is because it is not being used the correct way. I feel they are expecting it to takes like vodka, for example, without the alcohol which is not correct. It needs to be used as a base and build the flavors on top of it. You cannot simple mix it with a spirit and expect a flavorful drink. It takes some knowledge of flavors and pairings to male this product shine.This is a very interesting product. It gives the taste of alcohol (without the bite) however it is alcohol free.
20.10.2017
Better than real gin? NoA real alternative to gin that's better than many other options? Yes!I decided to have a period of total abstinence from alcohol (it's so common in Irish society you sometimes lose perspective on it) but during that time I wanted some 'adult' drinks that were an alternative to sugary or sweet non-alcoholic alternatives out there.I already really like tonic water but I also wanted something to jazz it up and add a bit of flavour and variety so I got both the Spice and Garden variants of the Seedlip Drinks. On balance I think I preferred the Garden version (like a slightly 'grassy' gin really)
4.12.2018
A lot of these reviews seem to focus on what they want this product to be and not reviewing it for what it actually offers. I stopped drinking back in August and have struggled to find suitable alternatives to accompany my relaxing time in the evenings. I used to be an avid red wine drinker and usually had gin and tonic when out with friends. I came across Seedlip and tonic whilst in a chain restaurant and was pleasantly surprised. It isn't trying to be gin, or any spirit for that matter, just an alternative, so approach with an open mind.It's reminiscent of gin, or a botanical spirit. Served with a decent tonic which pairs well, the flavours are elevated (elderflower fever tree goes perfectly with this edition).
18.2.2021
But it is a delicious drink that I am more than happy to have instead of my usual couple of glasses of wine in the evening. I had mentioned this drink to my wife around Christmas and she bought me the Garden 108 Herbal in the gift set that comes with a smart looking measure and an unusual glass. I enjoy measuring out the Seedlip into the glass, adding three ice cubes and topping up with tonic.This started off as dry January but as I noticed the weight coming off as the month went by I've decided to carry on until the begining of April, Seedlip is making it easy.I prefer the Garden 108 to the other two,
8.1.2018
I tried this once, and I must say that the price is very well worth it. It tastes just like flavoured water that you could buy from Tesco for 50p a bottle, but the pretentiousness is worth every penny.The ability to look down on people while you drink it and just know that they are judging you, saying things like "I can't believe he spent £30 on that! He's an absolute idiot and this is why nobody likes him and he has no girlfriend. He's a pompous, pretentious little dork and he will never get laid." in their head but I cannot hear them over this amazing bargain.If you want to really try this for yourself I would really recommend it -- just turn on your tap and add a little flavoured water to it.
2.6.2017
Well, I really wanted to like this , it sounded like a real alternative to my nightly toddler induced gin and tonics. I have to admit the first taste was not what I was expecting and I decided I was quite disappointed especially because it cost the same as a bottle of gin! The second night I popped an ice cube in alongside the tonic deciding that I really should give a better go because it had, after all cost the same as a bottle of gin, and I was pleasantly surprised. I think the trick is to not approach this as an alternative to g&t - it is gentle, complicated and definately a grower; it is like a hayfield after rain.
17.1.2018
This really is a lovely, grown up drink - I find the usual alternatives of cordials and flavoured waters too sweet or bland but this is drink I can actually choose over a G and T or a glass of wine without feeling like I'm missing out! It's expensive - but so is gin and wine and I think it's worth it. I was VERY sceptical about the pea and cucumber flavours I'd read about but it really does work. I don't think of it as non-alcoholic g and t, rather as a botanical spirit without alcohol... Mix with Fevertree Angostura bark Tonic Water or Elderflower Tonic Water for a slight twist or the usual tonic and lemon - I'm sure there are many other successful variations but as a wind down drink in the evening these hit the spot beautifully.
10.10.2017
This is a fantastic grown-up alternative to having to drink sugary juices or endless soda when going teetotal. Beautiful packaging and a fantastic aroma really make you feel as though you're having a G&T but without the alcohol. For me, I love the ritual of having a G&T in the evenings and winding down from work, but had decided I'd like to cut back on alcohol a little, and this has made that process much more satisfying! My partner is quite a connoisseur of wine and spirits and isn't keen on the strong fresh pea pod aroma from this (which I happen to love) - so I imagine this might be a bit of a marmite type product. Comes beautifully packaged and looks like a quality gin (which it should do for the price!)
14.1.2019
Reading lots of the bad reviews, you would be forgiven in thinking this drink was horrible. Well I can honestly say it is anything but.Like others I was looking for a way to have a nice refreshing G&T style drink but without the alcoholic content.What this isn't is a straight swap for your standard dry gin. Think more specialist/craft gin. It has a very earthy/grass like aroma (as the name would suggest) so if you don't like that then try the spicy or citrus one.All three are great in their own way and I like this one with the fever tree Mediterranean or cucumber tonics with lots of ice and a slice or two.So for me, along with its Spice and Citrus counterparts, great alternative to a G&T!
4.4.2017
I have recently cut down on alcohol and have been trying lots of non alcoholic alternatives with some good and some bad results. I dithered about ordering Seedlip 108 due to the price and polarised reviews but I'm glad I did. The flavour is subtle - herby, earthy a mixture of sweet and sour. Mixed with tonic it's a fabulous alternative to an alcoholic spirit with tonic. The other good thing is that unlike most non and low alcohol drinks, it is calorie free - so a bonus if you have cut down on alcohol to try and lose weight. I liked it so much I have ordered its twin (Seedlip 94) to try next. The only downside is the price but I guess that is mainly due to low volume production.
23.12.2017
I recently decided to cut out alcohol and give my liver a rest. However I love the ritual of an evening ‘drink’ to wind down with so bought a bottle of Seedlip Garden. Whilst no one else who sampled it liked it, I love it. It’s very fresh and herbal, I don’t get peas in the botanicals so much as cucumber but taste is very subjective isn’t it? I have a 25 ml measure ( well it is pricey, especially considering the lack of duty with no alcohol) with chilled tonic and I chill both bottles in the fridge as adding ice dilutes it and chills the flavour out of it In my opinion. Very lovely sophisticated drink( my liver thanks you!)
12.12.2017
This stuff is sublime! Surprised at the variety of reviews. Nothing like normal gin, no, but as a greeny-summery infusion/hydrosol thing it tastes deeply sophisticated and really more-ish. Got through a load the other day with friends before dinner as we couldn't stop drinking it to switch to alcohol. Every mouthful a joy.I'd personally avoid the stronger trendy tonic waters as they drown out all the subtleties of more delicate things, I suspect this included. We have it 1 part Seedlip to 2 parts normal (you know the brand) tonic and it is really something.Ought to be cheaper as no alcohol, agreed, but we love this.
13.5.2018
I love this stuff. I drink it with a good chunk of lemon, a splash of slimline tonic, a splash of soda and a shake of Angostura. Ice cubes. Feels like a grown up drink for people with sophisticated palates. Very grassy with a pea flavour. Judging by some of the reviews it's not for everyone, but there is nothing quite like it. Definitely not an alcohol substitute, but a distinct drink. Pity it's so expensive, but I note it's come down in price. The bottle and marketing is very clever, so you feel you are having something special, but I'm sure the profit margin must be huge for distilled water!