Seedlip reviews and discussion

Friend and guest of the show Marissa Le aka Yolo Ono, gifted me this and I had it for New Years Eve 2023. I thought it would hit but it was mid. The flavors are intense. I appreciated though.

I haven’t tried the other Seedlips, but did have the Garden 108 mixed with an Avec Yuzu & Lime - Refeshing and bright with some hops and herbal undertones. Reminds me of a Gin Rickey and although I would never order gin if I was going the alcohol route, I really liked this. Going to become one of my go-to wind down beverages for the week and easy cocktail with friends on the weekend.

I really wanted to live this non alcoholic alternative for a gin & tonic. Unfortunately it just didn’t taste good enough to justify the price.

I wanted to cut back on my drinking and heard that Seedlip was a good, alcohol-free alternative. To me, it tastes like herb water they serve me at the spa. I was bummed that I paid like $35 for herb-flavored water. Ok, it's "distilled" but I honestly can't taste the difference.

Love all of the flavors. So light and refreshing and easy to dress up with fresh herbs and freshly squeezed citrus

I recently cut back on my drinking, and was looking for suitable spirit replacement options to make cocktails with. Seedlip was one of the few available options in the marketplace when I was looking, so I gave it a try. I would say it's drinkable, but not enjoyable. With NA spririts I'm not trying to recreate the taste of classic alcohol-based cocktails, I'm simply trying to make a mocktail that is enjoyable and tastes/drinks like a cocktail. Seedlip has an interesting taste that didn't seem to lend itself to the creation of a good mocktail. It was okay, but had a bit of a strange aftertaste, and texture. I didn't buy it again.

As a non-drinker, Seedlip is one of my NA beverages out there. My favorite is garden but all of the flavors are subtle and delicious. I love that they don't have any sugar in them and they taste great mixed with soda water. I constantly have Seedlip on hand!

Delicious. Great alternative to spirits. My only issue is it costs the same as spirits. So... my decision making around drinking less (saving money, healthier, etc) loses the saving money factor. Great treat for friends who are pregnant/sober, etc.

Seedlip is an interesting one. On its own it tastes pretty soapy but mixed with some tonic or ginger ale, something bubbly, it really shines. I'd compare it to gin, it's very botanical. If you like gin or very botanical flavors you'll love Seedlip.

Great non-alcoholic spirit and replacement for adult drinks.

To me, the smell of the spirits was stronger than the taste itself. The smells lends itself well to most drinks, but does not add any flavor to the drinks themselves - mocktails or cocktails.

I love that Seedlip were the original non-alcoholic spirit brand and the way it's designed looks really grown-up and desirable. I also like that it's available in lots of restaurants as a booze alternative.

This was the very first alcohol alternative brand I've tried. The botanical had a weird taste on its own but actually tasted great in a cocktail. Could be a great alternative for days where you want to enjoy a cocktail but not have all the alcohol negative side effects.

These are my favorite NA spirits. I really like the garden with a zero-sugar ginger ale or the spice with Coke.

Seedlip is my favorite non-alcoholic spirits brand. I find that their flavors are the most versatile, while other brands pretty much dominate whatever mocktail you might make. Pretty expensive, though.

I wanted to like Seedlip and get on board with the nonalcoholic spirit train, but these don't compare to the real thing. Each spirit I have tried might smell like the alcohol it's trying to imitate, but certainly does not taste like it. You might as well skip adding alcohol to any mocktail you make if you are considering adding this to the drink

Great option to mix with sparkling water if you are avoiding alcohol. It truly feels like a slow-sip cocktail. Like that it's sugar free.

Saved me when I was pregnant!!!

It was a great surprise when I first tried the cocktail made with Seedlip- how could a non-alcoholic cocktail taste so good?! I then went back to the bar and tried all the flavors.

Every winter we try to do Ban-uary and not drink for January and sometimes into February. We got the herbal Seedlip since we like adding herbs to our cocktails and thought it would have a different - maybe more sophisticated- taste profile. This has now sat in our cabinet for the better part of the year but I feel bad pouring it down the drain because of how much it costs. Neither of us enjoyed the taste at all, even when we tried mixing it with various other things... I've made better things myself by using cucumber, lemon and herbs... this was a total miss for me.