Menthol, citrus and light ammonia on the nose. Mint, herbs and some astringency on the palate. It felt at home mixed in a gin and tonic category and we felt it would pair well with salty, vinegary or citrus-forward foods. An interesting building block for mixology. ... READ MORE

Notes of tea, spearmint gum, stone fruit nose with more stone fruit (apricot tea) and lingering tannins when tasted. We thought this would be excellent served over ice, perhaps with muddled mint or fresh lime juice to augment the flavors. ... READ MORE

A spicy nose and a nice burn that sneaks up on you as you sip. By itself, it’s complex and interesting, and the long lingering burn is pleasant. Three Spirit suggests mixing with soda water, but it’s also very lovely with tonic. ... READ MORE

A subtle herbal character that is nice on the rocks. Gentle buttery notes and bitterness. We suggest a splash of ginger beer and the company suggests mixing with gingerale and an orange slice. ... READ MORE

A smokey nose suggestive of tequila. Enjoyed neat it was reminiscent of a sippable tequila but we enjoyed it in a margarita and tasted vanilla notes with some smoke and a subtle, lingering burn. We suggest adding a bit more than you would a traditional tequila to punch up the ... READ MORE

A panel favorite. A strong, complex grapefruit nose, followed by flavors of grapefruit peel, pith, and fruit. We found that tonic highlighted the flavor and lingering bitterness. A stellar example of a carefully constructed non-alcoholic liqueur based around a single ingredient. ... READ MORE

A botanical, herby nose with a subtly floral, sweet (but not too sweet) flavor. A long finish and light viscosity. Clean and refreshing, plant forward with depth. Would be lovely in a White Linen cocktail. ... READ MORE

A molasses nose with hints of cherry, vinegar, beet, and cinnamon and plum flavors. We enjoyed it neat as well as with tonic which highlighted the orange flavor and slight astringency of orange peel. ... READ MORE

Definitive IPA nose, with a hint of fruit. We tasted floral notes, coupled with the balanced bitterness you expect from a craft IPA. Lighter side, with fine bubbles, but still sudsy bubbles. ... READ MORE

A panel favorite. Notes of orange blossom (less citrus, more sweet, floral) with orange peel flavor and a lingering, lightly bitter finish. Light carbonation contributes its delicate nature: not heavy in the mouth, but not overly thin or watery. ... READ MORE