A basil citrus nose with a pleasantly tart middle and a lingering sweetness, like the end of a Lemonhead. Slightly carbonated, seemingly to add texture.

A lovely triple sec replacement. Syrupy consistency and a nice sweetness. Mixes perfectly in margaritas.

Tart with lots of acid. This Riesling is just this side of dry with high carbonation.

One of a kind, our panelists enjoyed the sweetness and herby nose of this hemp-based beverage. Layers of flavor with a character close to an amaro. Notes of cola, a round mouthfeel with a zesty spice with some anise notes. The flavor grew on our panelists who enjoyed it mixed into a riff on a Negroni.

On the bitter side without any accompanying sweetness this IPA from Athletic carries a subtle hoppy note.

Our panel loved the nose on this although some found it tasted a bit one-note, in spite of the five hop blend. Overall, it was juicy and satisfying.

A panel favorite. On the lighter side, but packed with flavor. We found it balanced with a lingering, slightly spicy aftertaste. Good with food and on its own.

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.

A panel favorite. Tart with a honeydew characteristic. Very similar to a New Zealand Sauvignon Blanc.