Siegfried Rheinland Wonderleaf 0.5L (0% Vol.)

Drink gin without the hangover, thanks to Siegfried Rheinland Wonderleaf!

Siegfried Wonderleaf Gin is a godsend for gin & tonic lovers that want to enjoy their favourite drink without the headache! Next time you need a treat after a tough day at work, or you’re the designated driver on a night out, enjoy this non-alcoholic solution – it’s positively delectable! With the powerful aromas of juniper and lime blossoms, Siegfried Rheinland Wonderleaf doesn’t need alcohol to really make an impact. As if that weren’t enough this slimline drink is low on carbohydrates. Curious?

The non-alcoholic version of the popular Siggi Dry: Siegfried Wonderleaf

This gin follows in the footsteps of its internationally renowned predecessor, Siegfried Rheinland Dry Gin. Affectionately dubbed “Siggi” in its homeland, Siegfried Rheinland Dry Gin won over juries around the world with a Double Gold at the Wine and Spirits Awards 2015 in China and many other medals, most recently in San Diego and at the Global Gin Awards. Just like with the Siegfried Rheinland Wonderleaf, botanicals such as lime blossom and juniper can be found here. It’s non-alcoholic counterpart offers a bouquet of 18 harmoniously balanced ingredients, so you can enjoy the same great flavour without those morning-after regrets.

Siegfried owes its unparalleled reputation to the addition of lime blossom. This unique aroma is the key to the gin’s success, underscoring the delicate notes of thyme, cardamom, ginger, lavender, bitter orange, angelica and cubeb pepper. Why not try alcohol-free Siegfried Wonderleaf yourself and discover these wonderful botanicals? It'll melt in your mouth.

Gin & Tonic or a tasty cocktail - everything is possible!

Siegfried Wonderleaf doesn’t only make a delicious alcohol-free gin & tonic. Cocktails like the "Magic Tiger" (4 cl cooled Earl Grey, 2 cl grapefruit juice, 2 cl agave juice, 1.5 cl lemon juice) provide an subtle zest for a delicious alcohol-free treat. Prefer a classic? Play it safe with a high quality tonic water, such as Fever Tree, Thomas Henry, or 1724.