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B**R
Tangy and sweet but doesn’t taste like it has rum
ISH’s nonalcoholic daiquiri, according to its list of ingredients, is made from: water, sugar, glycerol, citric acid, natural flavorings (lime, vanilla, nutmeg, and capsicum extract), apple extract, and potassium sorbate. I enjoy good rum, and when I make a real cocktail I use a long pour so I taste it. With ISH’s nonalcoholic daiquiri, I taste nothing that reminds me of rum. I do find the mocktail to be enjoyable, though, and I can pick out the slight tartness of limes and sweetness of apple.If I am in the mood for a tangy and sweet nonalcoholic drink, this would do nicely. But it doesn’t really taste like it contains rum.
C**N
Avoid at all costs
This is really bad. We tried their Spritz and thought it was quite good, so we figured this would also be a good NA daiquiri – wrong. Tastes like a frozen otter pop, total drain pour.
S**
it grows on you, but it's not my favorite.
Not gonna lie... the first sip was terrible! It reminded me of drinking an alcoholic beverage for the first time ever and you just don't expect that taste.Compared with other NA canned beverages I've tried, this is not my favorite. However, I actually don't want the taste to resemble alcohol, I just want a complex tasty beverage that reminds me of the complexity of cocktails. (Because a lot of soft drinks are very one-note. That's a me thing, though.)However, I gave it another chance about a half hour later, and it was more enjoyable. I prefer this one slightly chilled as opposed to cold. I also thought it was decent mixed with a seltzer.(It doesn't really remind me of a daiquiri much, but I haven't had a daiquiri in 15 years so what do I know.)
J**F
Nice non-alcoholic alternative
This review is for the ISH daiquiri. I admit, I was apprehensive given the earlier reviews on this, but I tried it cold and I thought it was just fine and a good rendition of a non-alcoholic daiquiri. Here’s my guess: This has nutmeg listed in the ingredients and that can be a polarizing spice, also one that some people will really taste in something. That plus the capsicum (pepper) extract and I could see where some people might respond to the spice flavors. To me, it added depth to the lime that balanced it out and made it not just a sweet lime beverage. I thought this ended up balanced and appropriately daiquiri-ish flavored. I would say give it a try. I thought it was pretty good.
A**R
Awesome ready to drink option
Enjoying the ISH Daiquiri, Non Alcoholic Canned Cocktail, was a pleasant surprise. The 4-pack of cans offers a really convenient way to have a refreshing mocktail ready to go. When I cracked one open, the lively aroma of fresh lime was immediately noticeable, followed by a subtle sweetness. The taste truly captures the essence of a classic daiquiri, with a good balance of zesty lime and a hint of that familiar "rum" warmth, all without any alcohol. It's not overly sweet, which I appreciate, and it provides a clean, crisp finish. These are perfect for a casual evening at home or for bringing to a gathering when you want a flavorful, ready-to-drink option.
A**R
Poured It Down the Drain After First Sip
Horrible. Waste of my money
D**A
too sweet and not tasty out of the can.
This is meant to taste like an alcoholic beverage, but it was too sweet, trying too hard to taste like a hard beverage without the side affects. However, this is not good out of the can. I think it needs to be served with LOTS of ice to dilute the strong whatever taste it is and mixed with some other elements to cut the bitterness. It's not good straight out of the can.
D**O
Much Better Than I Expected.
I wasn’t expecting much after reading the reviews, but I was pleasantly surprised. It really does taste like a lime daiquiri—sweet with a hint of bitterness, like lime peel, in the aftertaste. Nice chilled. I’d reach for this when I want the feeling of having a cocktail without the buzz, especially at a summer gathering as a designated driver. It would also be a nice treat for a nursing mom.
