This could be such a nice drink if they lost the "natural" (??) sweetener Stevia & replaced half (or ALL) the soda water with tonic to let the quinine bring a natural bitter edge to the drink. The stevia adds bitterness but leaves an unpleasant aspartame-like aftertaste. I've been adding a variety of things each time I have a glass to try and alleviate that taste - strawberries & even a couple of drops of sugar syrup to a glass - just to get through the bottles I bought because it's too expensive to tip down the sink but NEVER again!

Glad I only bought one bottle. Should have read the label! Soda water not tonic water. Quite flat and could only taste the rosemary. If you like Rosemary infused water this is the drink for you. Definitely not a G+T

Most non-alcoholic gins I try seem to lack that depth and body gins have, but this one is right up there with the best. Touch of lime, slice of cucumber in a short glass makes this a brilliant G&T when you’re craving that touch.

I’m so happy to have found this Gin and Tonic. I dress it up in a beautiful glass with ice, lemon and sometimes rosemary, and I feel totally a part of the drinking occasion with friends. It’s helped with my alcohol free journey and have now reached 6 months easily

It was a bit weak, needs something more, really just taste like tonic water with a bit of an aftertaste. Which is fine. But it won’t replace a real g and t for me?

This one is the most costly of the non alcoholic RTD gins, so I had high expectations for a premium product! I liked drinking from a bottle rather than a can but flavour wise it really didn’t hit the G&T mark quite like other options do. I disliked the stevia taste in it (sugar free but with lots of sweetener) and the tonic was not bubbly enough.