RITUAL ZERO PROOF Agave Spirit Alternative | Award-Winning Non-Alcoholic Spirit | 25.4 Fl Oz (750ml) | Zero Calories | Sustainably Made in USA | Make Delicious Alcohol Free Cocktails

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Its a little expensive seeing that it doesn't have alcohol in it. But itsfun. I am a bartender and now a restaurant manager. I was first introduced to seedlip by my alcohol rep. I was intrigued. Being in the industry I like many others have made drinking a habit. But at the end of a long day I find comfort in sipping on a drink. Tea was my go to drink for winter. With summer on the way I am so glad I found this. I like to check myself and give up drinking from time to time. But I still find a need to sip a drink water juice all boring. These non alcohol spirits are awesome. No they don't taste like real alcohol. But they add a little kick to any bring drink and that's the idea. I am still waiting for the whiskey one. I do love whiskey. The tequila one is spicy. The smell alone does remind me of tequila the taste is spicy. But fun. I am really enjoying making Mocktails. There are so many different ways to mix this stuff I am having a blast.

So, Ritual Zero Proof Tequila Alternative... no. Just no. This isn’t simply an insult to tequila or alcohol; it’s an all-out assault on the senses. It’s just wrong. Don’t do it. If you want a tequila alternative, drink ginseng tea or concentrate. The only saving grace is there are zero calories, sweeteners, or any of that. Tried doing a straight shot, and felt worse than any of my early attempts at drinking at a younger age. Tried over ice, and it tasted like the same regret, with a hit of cold. Tried it in the recommended Paloma recipe, and felt like I wasted an off-brand grapefruit soda. The label claims there are ten different flavors, and this is big part of the problem. You can taste each individual flavor separately, none of which made me remotely think “this kinda tastes like tequila” for a second, and for half of them, that’s definitely a very bad thing. The reason peaty flavors like charred or smoked woods work in good liquors is because it mellows into it, where it becomes pronounced without fighting to stand out. This tastes like they added half a bottle of liquid smoke. Granted, when the fruits and floral notes kick in, it’s nice. But they get overpowered so quickly by this blast of black pepper with a charcoal chaser. It tastes nothing like tequila. It doesn’t even come close to watered-down Mezcal. Imagine what Sunny D is to fresh-squeezed orange juice, add liquid smoke and a few peppercorns, and you’ll have a close approximation to how disappointing this is compared to real tequila. I cannot stress this enough: just don’t do it. You would be better off paying someone $25 to slap the tastebuds out of your mouth. And to the folks at Ritual: let me know if/when you come up with formula 2.0. There are serious improvements needed here and I would love to give it a second chance. But in its current state, I can’t even recommend this to anyone I want to see suffer.

Huele a tequila, pero para nada sabe a tequila...

Malísimo!!!!!! No lo compren sabe a agua y hierbas