Seedlip Grove 42 700mL
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- <0.5% ABV
- Zero Calories and Sugar-Free
- Sweetener Free with No Artificial Flavours
- Product of the UK
Seedlip Grove 42 is a zesty and complex citrus-forward blend. Made with three types of orange and uplifting spice flavours. Serve with tonic and a slice of orange. Seedlip works with the natural world to produce a grown-up complex drink.
How To Serve: Simply add ice to 50ml of Seedlip Grove 42, top with tonic and garnish with an orange peel twist. We recommend Fever-Tree Premium Indian Tonic for the best experience.
Ingredients: Water, Natural Botanical Distillates & Extracts (Orange, Blood Orange, Mandarin, Lemon, Ginger, Lemongrass). Preservative: Potassium sorbate. Acid: Citric acid.
Non-alcoholic, sugar & sweetener free with no artificial flavours.
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Amazing gin replacement
Absolutely incredible - a way for my pregnant wife to be able to enjoy the taste of the occassional gin and tonic that she has greatly missed!
AustraliaVery tasty addition to the Seedlip family!
I am a recent convert to Seedlip and have quickly become a convert! I now have all 3 of the available flavours and while the Spice94 is my favourite, the Grove42 is a great alternative to when I want something more fruity and refreshing rather than spicy and brooding. Highly recommend.
AustraliaA great alternative to a G & T
Love this product - a really enjoyable drink and really doesn't feel like you are having a non alcoholic drink.
AustraliaExpensive water
Bought this drink with high hopes of it being a tasty mixer as a spritz, very disappointed to find its weaker than cordial and gets lost when added to anything. I was happy to pay $45 if the quality was there, but I'm afraid I wouldnt even pay under $10 for this.
AustraliaRefreshing summer drink
I enjoyed sipping this one with soda, some ice and a slice. I liked the “Spice” edition of Seedlip best though!