Bittersweet - Handcrafted Non-Alcoholic Aperitif With Flavors Of Rhubarb, Fruit & Bitter Herbs - Non-Alcoholic Spirit To Mix Delicious Mocktails - Keto-Friendly, Zero Sugar, Zero Proof - 750 ML

Tastes like alcohol, looks beautiful when you pour over ice along with grapefruit spindrift, lemon and mint. I love the fact that it's made with Monkfruit as I don't drink or eat sugar making it a wonderful guilt-free treat! Lastly, the bottle has a super cool, old timey hipster look so it fits in great with whatever else you have on the shelf. 5 stars!

I found this on line and because it did not have alcohol or table sugar I decided to give it a try. It does have bitter and sweetness. However, the sweetness is not as pleasant compared to sugar and erythritol or monk fuit leave and after taste not very good (and I often use alternative sweeteners). I mixed this with sparkling water (Gerolsteiner) and it tasted worse than I thought it would. Also lots of foamy on top of the drink. Lastly, large crystals formed in the bottom of the bottle. Admittedly , this happened when I put it in the refrigerator.(probably a mistake) as the monk fruit will crystalize below 55 F. However, removing and storing at room temperature...the crystals did not go back to solution.

This is so close to being amazing! It does make a nice "special" end-of-the-day non-alcoholic beverage mixed with seltzer and lemon or lime. However, I really dislike the monkfruit sweetener aftertaste. I don't like a lot of sweetness in my drinks, but real sugar would make me buy again. As it's formulated now I probably won't purchase again but I don't regret trying. If you don't mind artificial sweetener flavors you'll likely enjoy this.

I was hoping for something that would make a faux aperol spritz during the summer while I am not drinking alcohol. It’s not a perfect match, but the flavor is different and interesting. I like it with seltzer and ice, or even with kombucha.

I have been looking for non-alcoholic, low/no sugar aperitif alternatives, and I purchased this hoping it was a relatively suitable Campari alternative. I was particularly hopeful for this product, as I really enjoy the taste of rhubarb. Sadly, the taste reminds me strongly of a less sweet orange cough syrup, a bitter medicinal off-citrus taste. Now, perhaps cough syrup is a flavor you potentially want (perhaps for a "Flaming Moe"), but that's my take.