OliveNation Juniper Flavor Extract, Classic Gin Taste Flavoring for Beverages, Meat, Sauces, Baked Goods, Non-GMO, Gluten Free, Kosher, Vegan - 2 ounces

The other reviewer was right about the dropper. I happened to have one that fit, I was probably too excited about it, but anyways in a small glass and 2oz of tonic, 2 cubes of ice and a little lemon, I used 7 drops. I think 5-7 drops would be the right number per 2oz of liquid. Have fun!

Got this to substitute for real gin in gin and tonics. I've already tried a couple of non-alchoholic substitutes and they were nothing like gin. Gin really contributes to the taste and experience of a G&T.My analysis - it's at least 50% the smell of juniper that makes the G&T so nice, and this is very close to that smell. The taste is not so much like gin but you can tell it's there and it's pleasant, slightly bitter.As a previous poster said, you only need about 3 drops. My drinks are 6oz tonic to the 3 drops. Since it doesn't come with a dropper you have to practice to get out such a small quantity without wasting it. I will be buying again.

weak, vague, hardly noticed even when doubled or tripled.

For much of my life I didn't realize that gin is just another form of flavored vodka. The varieties just come from the mix of flavors added. I've never really understood the hype about unflavored vodkas--I think it's mostly marketing. So, I bought some cheap vodka and put this in it and it's better than any specialty gin (Hendricks was my favorite) that I've ever had. Been using it for about 6 months now. It has a nice straightforward juniper flavor without so many of the floral elements that I've never liked in some gins like Bombay Sapphire. If you're more of a traditionalist (regular Bombay, Boodles, Beefeater, Hendricks) then this would probably work well for you.

Have been experimenting with various mocktails and one of the best I've come up with is this mock Gin/Tonic. Add just a few drops of this juniper extract with some bitters in tonic water. Optionally add a splash of real gin for a weak G&T. Lime an option too.Have tried juniper syrups and they were much weaker, not as effective.

Strong flavor, I have been using it to make faux gin and tonic; well it's not tanqueray or Bombay, it's pretty decent and with a lime makes your non-alcoholic tonic water pleasant. Pricey if you're not careful but a small drop is enough to flavor your drink pretty well.

Great flavor for virgin G and T

I mix this with tonic water on ice so I get the effect of a gin and tonic without the booze. I don't feel put upon for being the designated driver after tennis.