Statera - Non Alcoholic Spirits With Electrolytes - Distilled With Gin Botanicals - Sugar Free & Calorie Free - Handcrafted for Delicious & Responsible Alcohol Free Cocktails - 26 Fl Oz

For my health, I quit drinking alcohol about three months ago. I used to drink vodka, but there aren't any NA vodkas since I guess vodka doesn't really have a distinctive flavor. So I decided to try NA gin. I have bought about four different types and this is my favorite. I have bought it several times now and will continue to buy. The other ones were not near as good. I think it makes a very nice substitute for vodka tonics or possibly gin and tonics. The key is to also get a tasty tonic and use real limes. I can't believe some of the other reviews. None of the NA substitutes are going to be a good as the real thing especially with hundreds to choose from. So set your expectations for a NA substitute, use great mixers and enjoy.

This does not taste at all like gin, but it is still refreshing. I gave it four stars because what can one expect from a non alcoholic spirit. Anyone looking for a non alcoholic drink should be happy with this.

This product is horrible. Tastes like stale water with a hint of lime. DO NOT BUY IT.

Bought this on a whim, but am now on my 2nd bottle, I enjoyed it that much. Its rather citrus forward and I like it straight up on the rocks. I'd highly recommend this to anyone who is looking for an addition to their dry bar.

I was excited to try Statera, especially since it’s non-alcoholic and has electrolytes—perfect for refreshing, Summer mocktails. I had planned to mix it with lime-flavored sparkling water for a gin-like drink, but unfortunately, the flavor didn’t work out as I hoped.I was expecting a strong juniper taste, similar to traditional gin, but the flavor leaned more toward lime. While that might appeal to others, it wasn’t quite what I was looking for in a non-alcoholic gin alternative.That said, the bottle looks fantastic on my bar cart, and I’m keeping it around just in case someone else enjoys it. If you like citrus-forward flavors, this could be a good pick, but if you’re after that bold juniper kick, you might want to try something else.

At first taste I thought it was undrinkable, but it grew on me. I especially like the peppery finish.The biggest drawback is the price point. Hughly overpriced! They probably thought I would overlook that because of the fancy bottle. Very stylish!I may go back to it after I sample less expensive alternatives.

I purchased this fully realizing that the odds of a close-tasting zero-proof gin replacement was remotely possible, at best. But I was hopeful, nevertheless! So, I went to make my first dry (alcohol dry! LOL) gin martini. I even used real olive juice to make it a bit dirty, hoping this might bring it closer to something more realistic. There is something about this liquid that just doesn't work. For one, it has an odd mouthfeel. It's more "slippery" (if that makes any sense). Not like oily, but there is this strange slippery sensation. It even moves with an oddly slight viscosity when you pour it. It's not thick, it just has a strange slower movement that does not flow like a real 80-proof spirit. So, when you drink it...it just feels a bit odd on your tongue. And then there's the flavor...maybe if they added more pine to it, that would help? Geez, I don't know... the bottle and presentation are perfect and that alone got me smiling, but it seems there's still lots of room for development to get this to work. I'll keep looking! Oh...and just for fun, I thought I would try to mix it with a favorite dry vermouth from France that I have - just to see if that might help <-- Nope, nope... was a waste of 1/2 shot of vermouth. :(

Because of a medical condition I need to go sober. I tried this non alcoholic Gin. It is almost as good as the real thing. It satisfies me when my husband and I have our evening drink.