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2.7 • 41 Reviews

Curious Elixirs sells booze-free cocktails infused with adaptogens to help you unwind and feel good.

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2.7

Curious Elixirs earns polarized reviews: enthusiasts praise complex, grown‑up flavors like #2 Spicy Pineapple, #4 Blood Orange, #6 Painkiller, and #7, calling them satisfying nonalcoholic cocktail alternatives, while detractors report harsh, bitter, medicinal notes, overwhelming ginger/adaptogen taste, and inconsistent flavor accuracy. Reviews also flag limited variety packs and out‑of‑stock flavors, plus confusion in ordering; fans highlight elegant packaging and a relaxing or uplifting feel from adaptogens.

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  • 3y ago

    Tried the Curious No. 2 - Certainly one of the most complex RTDs I’ve tried. At first it was a little jarring - tangy and spicy with pineapple, lime, orange, jalapeño, and a burn of ginger, lingering star anise. I poured all of it into a pint glass with ice, but quickly realized that this really deserved to treated like a freshly mixed mocktail in a chilled glass rimmed with tanjin (was much better this was). Definitely a ready-made NA cocktail in a can for the discerning pallet.

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    Price point is way too high. Really need to get this lower to have wider appeal

  • 3y ago

    I wrote the following to the company: “Hi Guys- I ordered your #4 thinking it would be as described: a blend of “green mandarin and… the fizz of Prosecco.” The description copy is great (and my wife, a copywriter, agrees). The problem is that there is no mention of the most prominent flavor: ginger. An an Ex Portland, OR bartender I love me a dark and stormy on very rare occasions but certainly not 12 bottles. My wife and kids all agree that the ginger is overwhelming. I’m working on mindful drinking and wanted this to be a tool in the box but I’m afraid it’s undrinkable (the ginger causes me heartburn). Is there anything you can do to remedy the situation? I’m happy to return the 9 unopened bottles.” They responded with: “ Regrettably, we are currently unable to facilitate returns or provide refunds solely based on personal taste preferences. Our Return Policy can be found on our FAQ page located on our website. For your convenience, I have attached a copy of our refund policy for your reference.” Super super lame- you’ve lost one of many customers due to your inaccurate product description and poor return policy…

  • 2y ago

    Huge fan of Curious Elixirs - specifically #’s 2, 4, 6, 7 and 9 are my favorites! I’m done with hangovers. These Elixirs are my go-to for a fancy, booze free cocktail. I love to have one after a hard days work or take a few out with me when having a night on the town. They aren’t overly sweet and the adaptogenic herbs give me a lift or help me unwind (depending on the Elixir). The functionality /high quality ingredients make them worth the price point for me.

  • 3y ago

    love the idea of these better non alc drinks but flavors are awful. I didn't like any of the flavors from the variety pack and could barely finish it

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What is Curious Elixirs?

Curious Elixirs sells booze-free cocktails infused with adaptogens to help you unwind and feel good.

In their own words

Curious Elixirs are sophisticated non-alcoholic drinks that don't skimp on the flavors. Our mission is to transform how we drink by making the world’s best booze-free craft cocktails with high-quality ingredients.  Our elixirs feature bold flavors, no refined sugar and adaptogens that benefit your body and help you unwind.