Almave Blanco Non-Alcoholic Blue Agave Spirit – The First Premium Tequila Alternative Made with Blue Agave – Handcrafted in Jalisco, Mexico

HAM fan, who had to try the goods to see. And I am pleasantly surprised at how fragrant and palatable this stuff is. After taste is quite nice too, the senses get a good 1-2-upper cut as it were. Pretty cool drink. Probably worth chilling a little bit, but it works great on it's own or as part of something else. Pretty stand up product. The bottle is about the size of a wine bottle, so you are getting enough for at least 3 or 4 good servings, and this isn't stuff you need or want to chug. Happy to see Hamilton get it on with a quality brand. Two sips and I was pretty astounded and fulfilled.

I have been trying to find a somewhat good replacement for tequila. So far with no luck. This tastes like fruit juice. Its sweet. NOTHING EVEN CLOSE to tequila. I know you arent going to get a perfect replica but this was as far off as you can get. Might as well have gotten fruit punch from the store.

Have tried each of the flavors, this blue is my favorite.

Not much of the agave flavor. It has a small hint so don't expect much flavor.

Write a review for Almave Blanco Non-Alcoholic Blue Agave Spirit that highlights my professional background as a bartender and explains why I love the product, specifically mentioning that it makes an excellent base for a flavorful margarita.

As a longtime fan of mocktails, I ordered this February 2026 for $29.95. Liked it (with lime and a splash of simple syrup). Went to reorder and … $49.99. Just letting everyone know, price almost doubled in a month. No thanks.

I thought this tasted ok. My issue is that after a week it grew lumps. It should be refrigerated after opening. It's not eligible for return so I am out 30 bucks, I poured it out.

With all the warnings about alcohol consumption we went searching for a substitute that would satisfy the itch to have a drink while out being social or when having people over. Of all the tequila subs we've tried, this one is the best. Although not EXACTLY like tequila, it does make a good regular, spicy, or Italian margarita. The only caveat to that is that in order to actually taste this in a cocktail, we need to use twice as much as we would in a regular cocktail. Lastly, forget about shots... this stuff is pretty nasty as a shot.