Omg finally found this great drink but nonalcoholic and vegan. I'm obsessed with it.!

I've recently gone on a journey to try out as many non-alcoholic spirits as I can get my hands on, both for health reasons, and just to stay abreast of the latest in sippables. And, as could be expected, there's plenty of good, bad, and ugly out there. Of those that I have tried, Amass Riverine is right at the top of the list. A beguiling blend of flavors and aromas, Riverine has a pleasant weight on the tongue (like that of a good vodka or gin), and develops in the mouth as a proper spirit should. Unlike some of the other spirits, it isn't simply "spicy" or "herbal"--there are notes in there that I can't quite place my finger on, in a good way. I have liked it both with a splash of seltzer, or with Fever-Tree tonics (particularly the Aromatic Tonic Water, with Angostura bark extract). And it is even a nice layer to add to a vodka or gin drink, adding a je ne sais quoi to old standards. Amass Riverine should have a prominent place in any liquor (or liquorless) cabinet. Oh, and the bottle is pretty.

Big fan of the Riverine. It’s not like any other non-alcoholic spirit I’ve ever had and it actually captures the botanical flavors I’ve been missing from alcohol without making me feel like I’m missing something. There’s no weird artificialness to it, no after taste of sweeteners and no weird spicy-ness like other N-A spirits I’ve tried. I love the botanicals. I’m a gin drinker trying to quit and this is my favorite alternative. Definitely good with tonic or soda, would also mix mock tails with it.

Really lovely herb-packed taste! Very good over ice with lemon and seltzer. I’m looking forward to experimenting with new drink combos. The price is steep, but it’s not horrendous if you can stretch the bottle over several days, which we probably can. A little goes a long way. Arrived well-packed to the east coast in just a few days. A family member was not a fan at first, but finished her drink. I think it grows on you!

As a lover of herbal teas and gin, I thought I'd really dig Riverine, but something in the recipe made my body say "nope!" Couldn't stomach the unconventional flavor profile. It's definitely adventurous. Start with one bottle.

Love the flavor. Mixed it with soda water, fresh mint, lemon juice, plash of Pom

Riverine brings bright, herbal tones with depth of flavor and just the right bitterness. I enjoy it on its own over ice. With lime, tonic, and a touch of simple syrup it is an outstanding alcohol-free cocktail.

We really love the depth of flavor this has, but that it could pair with so many different flavor profiles for a mocktail. This is a great bottle to have around. I can't wait to see what we make!

I loved how complete it tastes! I don't feel like I miss any alcohol component because the Riverine is such a nice combo of flavors.

On it's own, I wouldn't sip it as it's very potent in herbal flavors (as you should expect with what's in it, but you never know until you try it). However, mixed with sparkling water, fresh lime juice and little mint flavored simple syrup, it was amazing! It felt like I was sipping on a refreshing cocktail! It gave me the feeling of sipping a fancy alcoholic drink without the aftermath. This will for sure be my go to summer drink!