Not bad, but it really has absolutely nothing to do with the taste of gin. If it weren't for the name, I wouldn't have imagined a link.
The mixture only tastes good when you make half and half.
No resemblance to gin in terms of taste. Too sour. Juniper flavor is missing
Unpalatable! Doesn't taste good to me at all. Neither neat, as a gin and tonic, nor as a gin fizz. Too sweet, rather artificial.
Far from a gin. The price is correspondingly cheeky. Can't understand the praise from others.
Better than expected :) great alternative to alcohol
tastes great with Schweppes Wild Berry
It took me a long time, almost three years, to find a first cocktail that I liked and that seemed good enough to be on a bar menu. I found a second one, but it's a bit simplistic (no, it's not Schweppes to pretend it's Gin Tonic), it's more for rehydrating with a hint of G'nuine, as it's quite sweet and has a very particular taste; you even have to put ice cubes in it to get it through, otherwise the taste is too pronounced. It's not an easy drink to mix, unlike the 0% Martini. The advantage of G'nuine is that I still have enough left, so it's quite profitable until I find the right mixes.
Tastes very similar to real gin.
A good drink for warm days
Very sweet and very juniper-heavy in taste. It lacks the complexity of a real gin. A disappointment on its own, I would have expected more innovation from the manufacturer, especially for the price. Mixed in orange juice, however, I still found it a discovery. Therefore: not totally bad and if you absolutely have to do without alcohol, you can come up with something. But the manufacturer could make a lot of improvements! Take out the sugar and add more distillates/aromas from spices such as coriander, lemon and other "classic" gin spices. Juniper alone is not enough!