In the glass

Nose
Orange peel, lemon, lemongrass, and a light spice. The aroma is bright and specific — citrus peel and herb, not a sweet oil.
Palate
Bright citrus, herbal bitterness, and a ginger-like spice on a very light body. The peel stays clear. The bitterness is herbal rather than harsh. The spice stays light. There is almost no weight under the flavor, and the dryness keeps it from reading sweet.
Finish
Short to medium. Dry citrus peel and herb, then done. The spice does not linger into a heavy close, and the peel stays dry.
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Structure

Body
Very light
Flavor intensity
Moderate
Finish length
Medium finish
Aromatic intensity
Pronounced nose
Bitterness
Modest bitterness

How spirit-like is it?

Separate from the score. A convincing resemblance is not a higher rating.

It smells like a citrus botanical spirit. The palate is the lighter part: peel, herb, and a ginger-like spice, with almost no weight behind them.

The spirit

The aroma does the work. Orange peel, lemon, lemongrass, and a light spice are already specific before the palate has any weight to offer. The bitterness is herbal, not harsh. The spice stays a light edge. Dryness keeps the citrus from turning sweet.

The finish matches that design. Short to medium, dry citrus peel and herb, then done. There is almost no mid-palate to wait for, and that lightness is deliberate. The ginger-like spice never thickens the pour. Lemongrass stays a bright herbal line, not a sweet oil. Orange peel and lemon are distinct enough that the aroma still reads as a blend, not as one citrus note flattened together.

Eighty is for a botanical spirit that is useful because the aroma is precise and the body stays out of the way. It will not drink like a full spirit on weight alone. Serve it cold and lead with the peel. Lemon and lemongrass are the glass. The ginger-like spice is the accent. Do not expect a heavier center to arrive later. The glass is the aroma, held on a body that was never meant to compete with it.

How to drink it

The rest of the serving note.
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Cold. The aroma is the part to pour for.

The bottle

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Research notes

Seedlip FAQ notes undiluted product may contain trace alcohol (<0.5% ABV); retail alcohol-free listings commonly state 0.0% ABV.

Where to buy

Package

700 ml

Typical price

$31.99 / 700 ml

Availability observations
PackageObserved listingPriceUnit price
700 mlObserved at Seedlip$31.99

Checked 22 Sep 2026

$31.99
Availability

seedlipdrinks.com US shop; Total Wine and national retail

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Product facts

Producer
Seedlip
Bottle / can
700 ml / 23.7 fl oz

Sources & verification

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Evidence at a glance

  • Producer documented4 facts
  • Retailer sourced7 facts
  • Unverified1 fact

Production record

The core production facts are documented and current.

Classification
Verified
Method
Not applicable
ABV
Exact declaration
Origin
Documented
Record
Current

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