Riverine Non-Alcoholic Spirit

Love the packaging, details. Initially I felt like the product was too bright and not as herbal or bitter as I'd like. I think I was thinking more of a bitters experience. I've played around with plain tonic (not my favorite), club soda, lime and mint (better), and then back to Q Tonic --elderflower, which has been my favorite so far. I think adding simple syrup and mint will be the way to go!

Sometimes you want a fancy drink without the induced sluggishness of alcohol. Drinking this makes me think of walking through the temperate rainforests of the Pacific Northwest on a rainy day. It’s. So. Good.

I had no idea what to expect since this was my first experience with a non-alcoholic spirit. It was very different and very flavorful! I've never tasted anything like it before. I had to keep sipping on it just to taste it again. Very good for making alcoholic drinks non-alcoholic or low alcohol. Definitely a very botanic flavor.

The taste is very acceptable, but I was hoping it might taste more like gin than it does. Without a mixer, it tastes a little bit like pickle juice. With tonic and lots of lime, it was quite nice!

Having grown up in the Pacific Northwest this takes me right back. The huge Douglas firs the Ferocious coastline. When I sip this I feel like I am surrounded by the best of mother nature. Thank you for taking the time to create something so unique.

great substitute for alcohol

Rivertine is a wonderful alternative to vodka or gin. Very unique balance of flavors. It is a very satisfying beverage base for my cocktails.

I also recieved Amass Forest Bath salts. It smells marvelous! I cannot wait for my opportunity to luxurious soak in the Forest, with my Rivertine beverage in hand!

This is MUCH better than some of the similar products we have tried (seedlip and ritual). But I really want MORE JUNIPER!!

I really like the ingredient list....nothing artificial, no preservatives....just wholesomeness. I have enjoyed making a homemade ginger syrup (just boil ginger in water, take the ginger out, add sugar in amount equal to amount of water, and cook until a bit syrupy). I store this ginger syrup in fridge and mix with sparkling water/club soda and add some Riverine to that and it doesn't get any better! Oh, wait a minute...it does get better....when you add a squeeze of either lemon or lime!

Riverine is crisp, herbaceous, delicious! I poured about 2 fl. oz. into a glass with ice and topped with plain seltzer water. I am sure there are other delightful applications for this beverage but it was fantastic just like this. Refreshing!