Kin Euphorics sells non-alcoholic drinks and spirits to help you socialize and relax.

Rooted in Ayurvedic medicine, Kin Euphorics was created as a functional adult beverage, designed to offer an entourage effect using natural ingredients that nourish the mind and body. Infused with adaptogens + nootropics, Kin is a choice that feels good — an opportunity to create communion over shared drinks and interests without hurting your mind, body, or your integrity.

Jen Batchelor

Bella Hadid

Kin Euphorics

Non-alcoholic Spirits

Drink

At $22 for a 4-pack, it's a bit pricy when compared to other similar drinks. 

It didn't bring on the spiritual awakening like the packaging tried to sell me. 

It was, however, a lovely refreshing drink that could make its way into more bar spaces as an alternative to alcohol or an addition to alcohol. I tried the Bloom, which was much more herby than fruity with a light fizz. 

Flavors could have been better but overall satisfying!

Love the bloom flavor, not sold on the others yet. The cans are great and the bottle is just okay.

These drinks are great! They taste delicious and they make you feel good!

I wanted to love Kin Euphorics, but I just don't. The taste is really hard to get past, though I do feel some effects from it. I wish it were more palatable -- the blue can flavor is one of the worst canned beverages I've ever had. The yellow label in the bottle (not the can) is okay when mixed with seltzer water. 

So far I’ve had kin spritz, light wave and bloom. They all tasted great in my opinion especially because I am one that doesn’t like super sweet drinks so these were very pleasant and smooth. 

I didn’t feel anything in particular from spritz and bloom, but I do feel like the light wave does have a calming effect. I really enjoy it and it’s definitely my favorite out of the bunch. 



I like my RTD NA drinks to be a little more complex than this, but I can see how this could appeal to a wider audience. The biggest challenge I see for the functional drink market is their price point - $4-6 USD for a can (often less than a traditional 12 oz bev) can make this a difficult sell. But I absolutely love the packaging and marketing (modern ritual, mindful drinking) - one of the easiest bevs to pick up off the shelf and admire

Tried Kin Euphorics Bloom - Definitely tastes like it has alcohol in it (but it’s NA of course). Slightly carbonated, strawberry-infused, rosé-lite. I can imagine drinking one of these on the first warm day in summer with the grey pnw clouds fading away. I’m not a big fan of wine in a can though…this one deserves a glass. Overall, someone one dimensional - didn’t hate it, but didn’t love it. Fine for what it is but tough given the price point. 

They taste ok but really helped to clear my skin.

I had a great experience with KIN Lightwave. The product is infused with adaptogens, nootropics, and botanics that are designed to help you relax and find inner peace. I found it to be very effective, and it had a nice, subtle flavor. I would definitely recommend it to anyone looking for a non-alcoholic and non-caffeinated way to unwind. Overall, I would rate it 4.8 out of 5 stars.

put the flavor on the can? seems like table stakes these days but i guess not?

beautiful yet confusing packaging. what flavor is this? obviously it didn't matter because i was pulled in by the yellow and orange ombre and bought it anyways. kin spritz ended up being delightfully bitter (slightly bordering on too sweet but not fully tipping into that category). not sure if this was placebo effect but i felt marginally more relaxed after ingesting. potentially would purchase again but nothing was that outstanding!