*Wilfred's Alcohol Free Spritz

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*I received this product for free but the opinions are my own.

I must admit that I don't drink much alcohol anymore whether that's on a night out or at home. I will have the odd one sometimes but in the most part I stick to soft drinks and sometimes it can feel like there are only so many soft drinks you can have before you get a bit bored, so it was nice to get sent a bottle of Wilfred's Bittersweet Orange and Rosemary Spritz* to try out.
Wilfred's Alcohol Free Spritz

Wilfred's is a carefully crafted blend of distilled natural rosemary, bittersweet orange, rhubarb and clove. Wilfred’s 0% ABV is free from alcohol, allergens, artificial flavours, sweeteners, colours, and vegan-friendly for a naturally lower calorie aperitif. It contains just 21 calories per 50ml serving.


Its recommended that you serve in a suitably large glass with plenty of ice, a generous helping of tonic and a slice of zesty orange (1 part Wilfred's, 2 parts tonic and a slice of orange).

I must admit its nice to feel like you are drinking an adult drink rather than my usual coke or lemonade and it actually tastes like it could have alcohol in it. Its not your usual sweet non-alcoholic drink, it's very bitter, so its not going to be to everyone's tastes, but I found that it makes a nice change to have this drink when having a meal and if you are with anyone else that doesn't drink alcohol or wants to minimise the amount of alcohol they are drinking its a great option. It will definitely be included in my drink options on Christmas Day.


A 500ml bottle of Wilfred’s costs £19.00. You can also take advantage of an offer to buy three bottles for £48.00, saving £9. They also offer a Spritz Gift Set, complete with a personalised message. The set includes one bottle of Wilfred’s (500ml) and two bottles of Fentiman’s Premium Tonic (500ml each) for £27.00. There is free UK delivery on all orders, with international shipping available. You can purchase directly from their website here or Amazon here.

You can read more about the company here and check out some fab low and non alcohol cocktail recipes here.     

Leigh💜

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