Smiling Wolf Dry London - Functional Alcohol Free Gin - Mood Enhancing Spirit with Natural Nootropics & B Vitamins - Premium Non Alcoholic - 700ml Bottle

Absolutely love this, I can’t believe the buzz it gives you. So nice. I was sceptical because many other non alcoholic spirits have not hit the spot but this is amazing. Already ordered the rum now to try.

Really love this drink! Great alternative for those who love the taste of gin but prefer to skip or moderate the alcohol. The taste and flavours are exactly the same..perfect for mixing into cocktails or enjoying on its own with some tonic. Highly recommend!

Good looking bottle nice taste

Great alternative to a G&T , takes delicious . Quite pricey .

Loved all sorts of alcoholic gin for years, but dry January demands a zero version. Tried a lot of flavoured ones, but this is a really, real tasting unadulterated dry gin. Using for non- alcoholic g&t’s and my favourite cocktail ( 4 parts Nonsecco, 2 this gin, 1 lemon juice, 1/2 flat teaspoon of caster sugar - add maraschino cherries to sweeten further ! ) and honestly you would not know the difference …. Genuinely excellent flavour.

There are so many non- alcohol drinks that taste awful, reason why I generally prefer to revert to the alcohol version or not drink at all. Finally a zero alcohol drink that I have really enjoyed. It is tasty and as good as a very good gin - and the most beautiful bottle and branding. Just found the present for my friends and family!

I bought some of these having heard a friend raving about it and I wasn't disappointed. Their gin tastes near identical to other gins we like, but it's zero-alcohol and gives a similar experience! Amazing. Will definitely buy it again - an honorary member of the 'Wolf Pack'!

I am a massive gin lover. My best friend and I have dedicated gin nights when we buy different flavoured gins and try them to catch up.While I wouldn’t normally spend this much on a non-alcoholic drink unless it was a gift, my love for gin led me to order it. One thing I’ve learned in my almost 40 years is that drinks with animal names tend to be lovely, so I was hopeful.When I first took a sip from the bottle, I almost fainted. Honestly, someone said it better than I could—it smelled and tasted like something you would clean your bathroom with. However, once I overcame that initial shock, I mixed it into a gin and tonic with lemon and proper Indian tonic (no lemonade). I must admit, the botanicals came through beautifully. The odd taste was unlike anything I’ve tried before, and while it doesn’t taste precisely like gin on its own, it definitely resembles it when mixed into a cocktail.Does it taste like gin? Yes, when mixed. Would I purchase it again? No, because I prefer alcoholic gin. But it was a unique experience trying it.