Sea Arch Discovery Drinks Pack - 1 x 25cl Bottle of Coastal Juniper Non-Alcoholic Spirit, 1 x Sea & T Ready to Drink 250ml Can and 1 x Rose Sea & T Ready to Drink 250ml Can

The bottle and cans is soft beautifully presented, with lovely colours and design. My rose tonic had leaked everywhere unfortunately, so I couldn’t test that but it did have a rather sweet scent, so perhaps wouldn’t be a favourite. The “Sea tonic” was lovely though, crisp and dry and worked perfectly with the non alcoholic spirit. It’s not really a gin, not to me anyway, but as a refreshing drink, it’s lovely - citrussy, sharp and not sickly. Of all the flavours listed, I didn’t discern any specific or individual tastes (blood orange, cardamom - nope, didn’t get any of that) but there’s a real complexity to the blend.It’s only a little bottle of the faux spirit, not a full size, so at £16 for that and the two little cans, it’s not exactly cheap. But with the ever burgeoning market for alcohol free drinks, it fulfils the botanicals role of true gins and the design concept is just lovely.

If you’re looking for a non-alcoholic gin then this really isn’t it. If you’re looking for an interesting and unique flavoured drink then this is really nice.Do not drink it neat, you won’t like it.We paired it with a blood orange and elderflower tonic and it was really good. Very refreshing and you could taste the saltiness of the samphire and sea kelp.The pre made tins were also nice, especially the rose sea & t, pleasantly floral and fruity with a salty aftertaste.It’s an interesting drink, and this little kit is reasonably priced and would make a nice gift for someone who doesn’t drink alcohol.

First off, I received the wrong order. The order was supposed to contain 1 x 25cl bottle of Coastal Juniper spirit plus 1 x Sea & T and 1 x Rose Sea & T ready to drink can. What I received was several four packs of the Sea & T ready to drink cans. This did prove slightly problematic, as I was hoping to recruit my pregnant sister-in-law to help sample the non alcoholic bottle of gin. Unfortunately, she didn’t want to sample the can, as they include tonic and quinnine. Depending upon who you speak to, some people say that quinnine should be avoided when pregnant. She did have a good sniff though and the tiniest sip and she did say that they really did taste like gin and tonic. She’s a big fan of gin and is now really looking forward to drinking these when the baby comes along. I sampled them as well, but am not really a fan of gin. Despite this, I can also concur that they taste of gin and tonic. I drank it straight from the can, but these really do need serving chilled with ice and a slice. A four pack of 250ml cans currently costs £15. That works out at £3.75 a can. Yes, that’s pricey but they could be seen as a real treat for those who want to avoid alcoholic G&T. The biggest positives for me with these was that they are made in Devon by a small start-up company and that they don’t have artificial sweeteners in them. So many companies are runing their beverages with the scourge that is sweeteners. These have none of these nasties in them. A big thumbs up from me!

This set was very well presented, and packed in a lovely branded box. Would make a great gift for a non alcohol drinker.I love that it has no nasties in it, and it is produced by a small business based in UK.The flavours are very refreshing and light and to me it did have a hint of gin flavour because of the juniper.I would definitely buy this as a gift and will treat myself to another bottle for Christmas as I don’t drink alcohol very often and this is a lovely treat.Very impressed and would recommend.

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Nicely packaged drinks, very fruity distinctive flavours but I mostly got the taste of tonic water, I think for a non-alcohol drink they are rather expensive.

Awkward flavour for my taste but my husband like it this distilled non alcoholic spirit.Came very well presented.The items were very well packaged and came with fast delivery.Price at the moment of review £15.95

This is a nice selection; the two cans offer a nice variety of flavours and act as a mini sampler pack. The spirit is the star of the show here and responsible for most of the cost. I think it's really nice! Naturally, flavour is subjective. However, I think it's lovely and quite versatile as a flavour base for making drinks.