Everleaf Forest

I do like my alcoholic cocktails but sometimes you want or need to go alcohol-free ... you might be driving, on medication or just taking a break from alcohol. And yes you could have an orange juice or a fizzy lemonade but it's not the same is it when everyone else has a fancy cocktail in their hand. This is where alcohol free spirits such as Everleaf come in. You can serve in a cocktail glass with plenty of ice, slices of orange and straws &umbrellas and really feel as if you're drinking something special. This is actually really nice, I like it with soda water, it makes a wonderful Spritz that really smells like a summer's day.

I really like the look and taste of this non-alcoholic spirit. It has a pleasant aroma of orange and spices which I really liked and it tasted lightly citrus and refreshing, without any bitterness. I enjoyed it with tonic and just chilled on its own over ice. Makes a great alternative to alcohol and it’s appearance doesn’t shout out that’s it’s alcohol free. My only negative is that it is pretty expensive for a non alcoholic drink.

I had been researching non-alcoholic gins, particularly looking for one which tasted close to an alcoholic gin. Although not claiming to be this, Everleaf products appeared as part of that search and I liked the sound of Marine. I purchased a 50cl bottle and found it to be fresh tasting and clean. I also like the ingredients including bergamot, kelp and sea buckthorn. It was really nice to drink with a light tonic. I wasn't very adventurous with it but there are lots of other ways to serve it. The only downside for me is the price - I'm not suggesting it's over-priced, but for me it would need to be a treat rather than a regular item on the shopping list.

I was anticipating a good non-alcoholic alternative to a cocktail but was disappointed. I made it as suggested: with plenty of ice and topped up with tonic but it tasted like weak squash -although there was a nice background flavour of vanilla. I added some orange juice to give the drink more depth and it proved a refreshing drink. Perhaps my expectations were too high but, given that I paid £22 for a product containing no alcohol, I feel they were justified.

I have very sensitive tastebuds and I cannot stand the taste of the bitter alcohol, not to mention to how it can easily make you mad and unstable. When I was looking for non alcoholic drinks, I came across this non alcoholic gin by Everleaf and this one called Forest is their best one and my favourite. You can easily taste the sweet velvety texture of vanilla as well as the tangy notes of orange as well as the richness of saffron in this one. There is also a strong aftertaste as well, so your mind could make you feel a little tipsy even though there is certainly no alcoholic in it, the whole uneasy feeling will wear off in a few hours, so I would suggest going a little easy on drinking it excessively whilst highly recommending it as well. This items goes well with a majority of all tonic water including flavoured ones for your much loved Gin and Tonic but without the alcohol, plus depending on your branding skills, it will taste great with mixed with other ingredients such as tropical juices or flavoured soda beverages. Very tasty drink that is well worth buying. Thank you to Everleaf for creating such a wonderful and tasty drink without the risk of any hangovers.

I was attracted by the advertising video listing lots of attractive sounding natural plant ingredients. Actually, reading the label, it is water, sugar, "flavourings", stabilisers and preservatives, at an extremely inflated price. Also, I think it tastes horrible. Standard, cheap, cordials are a better buy.

Arrived on time. Delicious with tonic water

Really enjoyed this one — it’s fresh and a bit different with its mix of bergamot, sea buckthorn, and kelp. Light and tasty, perfect with tonic and a slice of lime for a chill, booze-free drink.