Little SaintsNon-Alcoholic Drinks Variety Pack - Sugar Free & Zero Proof Mocktails Include Ginger Mule, Negroni Spritz, Spicy Margarita & Paloma - Ready-to-Drink Beverage for Parties & Celebrations (8oz, 12 pk)

I love these!! I've been drinking them for a while and they have really grown on me. I love having one with dinner or bringing them to social events and enjoying them instead of wine (which gives me such an awful hangover and really disrupts my day). I have wanted to reduce my alcohol consumption for a while, but still get that feeling of either winding down or celebrating that a cocktail or glass of wine provides, and these have been perfect. I like the Negroni flavor best, but it totally depends on your tastes. (And especially with their limited release flavors, I have found myself changing my preferences over time as I get really into a new flavor!) I drink them every evening with dinner now and it feels like such a treat, it's something I really look forward too. (And because they're n/a, I have had them with brunch on the weekends too, which feels awesomely indulgent but is a decision I can feel great about!)For the comments about tasting like artificial sweetener.... I know exactly what you mean. I thought the same the first time I tried them, but I ended up changing my mind completely. My sister (who is diabetic and a very clean eater, and very sensitive to sugars and sweeteners) tried them and didn't taste anything that seemed artificial at all to her, and helped me realize, it's actually that my palate is so accustomed to artificial sweeteners, that my brain was actually mis-identifying monk fruit, which is completely natural and much healthier as seemingly artificial. 🤦‍♀️ Facepalm to the extreme. After a few cans, my tastebuds had adjusted completely to the monk fruit and I started to really, really love the flavors, and it was a bit of a wake up call to me about how much artificial sweeteners I was consuming that they had started to taste normal to me.Overall, I love these, I drink them every day and they are my favorite by far of the n/a cocktails I've tried. I get so excited at the end of the work day to go home and have one with dinner and LOVE that they make me feel so relaxed with no added sugars, no hangover, only positive consequences. If you don't love the flavor at first, I would definitely encourage you to give them a second chance in case your taste buds just need a reset like mine did.

Haven got the multi pack let’s start with my first try at the taste.With this brand of drink be sure to have it on ice. As it modifies the flavor when chilled and diluted by the melting ice.The labeled name of the mocktail doesn’t really make sense because its flavor profile doesn’t match with it.As for the bubbliness of it, it’s rather light. In a good way.Spicy margarita has the aroma of a lightly scented Pine forest and its color is a pail yellow. If you could imagine the scent of pine, imagine it as a flavor. I’m not sure how they determined that this was a spicy margarita and not any other type of margarita drink. Its flavor was bad, I would call it a failure.Ginger mule - This one seems to have a lighter flavor and bouquet as the spicy margarita. Oddly its color is clear. Something I wouldn’t have thought for a ginger mocktail. While having a lighter flavor than the spicy margarita drink it too is a failure.Negroni - Its bouquet will leaving you with wanting nothing to do with the drink. Its flavor will bring a face of disgust at the first sip. Its color is reminiscent of a pink champagne, its only saving grace.My final conclusion is that these mocktails should not be in this category. Frankly I’m quite disappointed in them. This is a stay away from this product.Here’s a summary of the ingredients.Here’s a comparison of the ingredients listed on the cans:Left Can Ingredients:• Carbonated Water• Natural Flavors (Derived from Botanicals)• Monk Fruit Juice Concentrate• Citric Acid• Organic Reishi Mushroom Extract (min. 70% beta glucan)• Botanical Terpenes• Vegetable Juice (for color)Middle Can Ingredients:• Carbonated Water• Natural Flavors (Derived from Botanicals)• Monk Fruit Juice Concentrate• Citric Acid• Organic Reishi Mushroom Extract (min. 70% beta glucan)• Terpenes• Vegetable Juice (for color)• SaltRight Can Ingredients:• Carbonated Water• Natural Flavors (Derived from Botanicals)• Monk Fruit Juice Concentrate• Citric Acid• Organic Reishi Mushroom Extract (min. 70% beta glucan)• Botanical Terpenes• Vegetable Juice (for color)• SaltComparison Summary:• The left can does not contain salt.• The middle and right cans both include salt.• The middle can lists “Terpenes,” while the other two specify “Botanical Terpenes,” though this may be a minor labeling difference.Overall, the main distinction is the presence of salt in the middle and right cans, while the left can does not contain it.

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Little Saints mocktails are such a refreshing and fun alternative to alcoholic drinks! The flavors are cool, crisp, and satisfying—perfect for parties or just winding down. I also love that they’re sugar-free and infused with functional mushrooms, so they feel like a healthier choice without sacrificing taste. Definitely a go-to!

These mocktails are a game-changer! They’re zero-proof, zero-sugar, and packed with bold flavors that actually taste like a treat—not an afterthought. The reishi mushroom and botanical terpenes give a subtle, feel-good boost without any of the next-day regret. At just 5 calories per can, they’re perfect for kicking back, socializing, or just enjoying something different. If you’re looking for a fun, flavorful alcohol alternative, Little Saints delivers.

They taste pretty good but I didn’t feel anything from drinking them. I understand it’s not supposed to be like being drunk but I drank two of them within 30 minutes and it was the same as drinking favored water

These are VERY expensive on Amazon. I had never tried them and read a lot of good reviews on Amazon about the drinks. In my opinion, they have a terrible after taste, almost like fake sugar. I am not sure where the after taste comes from because I do not see anything listed in the ingredients that I can pin point. I personally would not recommend without trying. If you can buy one can at a store to try first, it will save you lots of money if you don't like the taste.