Æcorn Bitter Citrus, Non-Alcoholic Spritz 50cl

That bitterness is so intense! I enjoyed every sip. I prefer without any mixer, just on ice (try it, just let the ice to melt a bit). That way it gives a solid kick without a drop of alcohol.

I have been drinking non-alcoholic beers now for months since I stopped drinking. They’re nice but sometimes you want a spritz style drink. This is the spirit I’ve been searching for!The taste is fantastic, extremely similar to a bitter Aperol. Just add some sparking water and a fresh piece of orange, over ice. The absolute best alcohol-free spirit I’ve tried!

I really love the taste of this. It does really have that "campari/aperol" taste, though perhaps a little more bitter. I'm really enjoying it mixed with Fever Tree blood orange soda, where the sweetness of the soda balances the bitters perfectly. It's also very nice with some of the aromatic tonics that are around. It's expensive, though I don't use as much as recommended with a mixer so it goes a bit further.

This does taste great as a savoury, grown up non-alcoholic drink to rival a negroni. However, one of the tasting notes (not the ingredients) mentions Quassia, which is not safe to consume during pregnancy or breastfeeding. It is possibly not in great quantities but I've no idea. I feel this should be specified in the ingredients list, if it is one of the botanicals used.

We love this drink, served with tonic and a slice of orange.We’re sad that it’s now greatly increased in price. Also, we find the bottle extremely difficult to open…cork design needs improvement.

As a sober member of a large Irish Catholic family, it's nice to be able to join in during the exotic drinks round. Try mixed with non-alcholic Prosecco to create a perfect aperitivo and, if you've an olive lying around, throw that in too...

This is so bitter . I love aperol and had high hopes that this would be a good substitute. Tried it neat and it is disgusting. Then tried mixing with fever tree tonic water and ice. Still very bitter. I think if you mixed with something sweeter like orange juice or Prosecco it might be drinkable but the second ingredient after water is sugar so not very healthy. I will stick to alcohol.

Great product.Not sure why I needed to sign for it. It is non alcoholic. Possibly the bottle is viewed as a potential weapon in the hands of minors