Free AFNon-Alcoholic Drinks Whiskey Ginger | Alcohol Alternative Sparkling Cocktails with AFTERGLOW Botanical Warmth | Vegan, Gluten-Free, Low-Calorie | 8.4 oz Cans (12-Pack)

I bought these to take on a camping trip where I usually drink, I wanted a substitute that wasn't just bubbly water. They totally hit the spot!I felt like I was having an alcoholic drink!The G&T cucumber was good, kind of a cucumber water-like flavor - in general I'm not a huge cucumber fan, but I liked it.The Aperol Spritz was nice and light, not a drink I would normally have so I can't speak to how it equates to the real thing, but it did "feel" like a drink.The Vodka Spritz had a nice lime taste to it.I think the Paloma was my favorite, it had a great zing from the grapefruit and the Afterglow really shines in this as it really brought out the tequila-likeness.All in all, this was a yummy pack to bring along and sip on in the sun and 100º weather while floating on the river!!

I was really surprised to see this product with such a low rating. I've been on a quest to find a good tasting AF drink for a year now and have been disappointed with everything I've tried, UNTIL trying this product. Not only does it taste good, but it actually does a decent job of mimicing the taste of alcohol.If you're expecting any AF drink to taste exactly like it's alcoholic counterpart, then you're going to be disappointed with every product on the market. Alcohol is a very unique substance for obvious reasons. So, don't taste test this product side by side against the alcohol version because that's not a fair fight.However, if you want something you can pour over ice at a cocktail party to give your brain the illusion that you're drinking a spirit, then this product absolutely nails that. And I say that critically because it's the only such product that has given me that experience. Even had a subtle burn down the back of my thoat.

As I've gotten older, I've learned that alcohol and I do not get along very well. If I had what was normally my limit-2 drinks-when going out, my sleep would be very disturbed. Eventually, even one alcoholic drink would wreak havoc with being well rested.With the vicious heat this summer is bringing, it seemed worthwhile to try replacing some of my ethanol based summer sips with mocktails. This one-FREE AF Non-Alcoholic Cucumber G&T-was an utter miss.First, an authentic g & t has NO cucumber in it. Whatever they are using in this to simulate a cuke tastes very unpleasant and artificial. What has always made gin and tonics a refreshing thirst quencher for me is the bitterness of the tonic-the quinine. This has none of that. I keep sipping this as I type the review and what keeps occurring to me is this tastes like 3 day old water from a vase of expiring flowers-only it's stale, slightly carbonated waste water.While I am aware that it is foolish to expect the same taste experience with a N/A cocktail as one would get from a "fully leaded" drink, this bears no resemblance to any gin and tonic or even a good tonic water (like Fever Tree or Q Tonic) on the rocks. And $40 for what amounts to a 12 pack of bad tasting canned seltzer water? Fool me once, shame on you. I will most certainly NOT be fooled twice by coming back for more of this ersatz crap.

I wanted to like these -- my spouse and I have been trying a lot of different non-alcoholic canned drinks (beer, cocktails) over the last year or so, and I really like the concept. I was especially hoping to try the Apero spritz and the cucumber G&T from this line, but I didn't want to commit $$ to a whole pack of either, so I went with the tasting 6-pack. I got two Cuba Libres, two Palomas, one vodka spritz, and one Apero Spritz. I'll say right off that none of these drinks other than the Apero are ones I would ever order the real thing of, so bad luck there. The Cuba Libres: one star, absolutely gross, barely carbonated, a faint cola flavor but that's all. The vodka spritz: two stars, tasted like nothing, inoffensive. The Palomas and the Apero Spritz: two and a half stars, drinkable. In all but the Cuba Libre, I could SORT OF taste the "heat" that's supposed to suggest the alcohol, but I didn't find it beguiling. I'd still like to try the G&T, but at $4 per tiny can, and with the poor record of the other flavors, I definitely wouldn't risk it to buy a whole pack.

Took these on vacation to switch between my drinks or in the days I take a little break lol. It was pretty good . Will purchase again.

These are useful when you want to feel like you're drinking but not drink.

Love these! Super refreshing

I was hopeful about these based on the reviews, but unfortunately I (and those I shared with) do not think these taste at all like a real Aperol spritz. We did not enjoy the taste otherwise so they did not work well as a mixer either. We also didn’t experience the afterglow effect as advertised. Would not recommend this product if you are looking specifically for an NA Aperol spritz