AUBI & RAMSA

Very unique ice cream located in the design district of miami. The shop is a bit hidden behind the Main Street, but there are plenty of signs showing where to go. The coconut tequila ice cream was very good, it had a strong taste of tequila, but wasn't overpowering. The passionfruit was very refreshing, especially on a warm day. The taste of tequila wasn't as strong with that flavor. You have the option to be served inside or enjoy your treat outside where they have chairs and tables. Service is pretty quick and straightforward.

While exploring the Miami Design District, we stumbled upon this ice cream bar, and what a creative and amazing concept! We tried three different flavors: Chocolate Amaretto, Pistachio Decadence, and White Russian. All of them were delicious, but the White Russian was definitely my favorite. The flavors were perfectly balanced; you can taste the alcohol, but it complements the ice cream rather than overpowering it. The place itself is beautiful, and the service was excellent. We also loved the thoughtful presentation of the ice cream cups, it made the experience even more special. Highly recommend stopping by if you’re in the area!

The location and ambience was very nice! It’s tucked in a corner and gives the exclusivity of, if you know you know. The ice cream mixes were great and the infused drinks didn’t overtake the ice cream taste.

We stumbled across this place while wandering around the design district and we had to try it! We loved the vibe and it was difficult to decide what to order because everything sounded so good. We settled on a Highland Truffle flavor that was delicious! We got the small size, which was perfect for a little sweet craving for two people and a quick pit stop.

Sofia was SO NICE and helpful in our choices. Shes the reason our visit was perfect. The Ice cream was AMAXING!!

Can't wait to go back and get more. Hate that I'm here for work and don't have a freezer. It was summer if the absolute best ice cream I've ever had😍!

❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️ one of my favorite places! A+ vibes, A+ product! While the agave Dulce de Leche is my all time favorite, this Macallan collab is 💯!

I ordered the chocolate ice cream, and it was fantastic. It’s not too sweet, and the alcohol flavor is subtle, creating a well-balanced mix. The addition of nuts blends perfectly with the ice cream, adding texture and preventing it from feeling plain. Highly recommend!

I had never tried alcohol-infused ice cream before, and to my surprise, it was actually quite good! I do wish the alcohol flavor had been less overpowering so the ice cream's taste could come through more. That said, the atmosphere was upscale and unique, making it a fun experience that's definitely worth trying at least once!

I was delighted to hear that Aubi & Ramsa had a location in the Design District! The first time I had ever tried it was at the Hard Rock hotel and casino. First things first, the ice cream is simply delicious. It's boozy and sweet and the combos they offer truly give that cocktail in an ice cream vibe that it seeks to give. I gave this location a 3 because the service was nothing to gush about. Considering the location, the novelty, and what a great date night desert spot this is, I would have loved to have been taken care of by someone with more passion for the brand. With that said, lots of potential for the ambiance, too. Not sure if the staff gets to choose the music but that night it was full on EDM experience. Don't get me wrong, I love all things house--but while I ate my Choco-Martini, something jazzier would have been nice. All in all, I would not skip trying Aubi & Ramsa because the product is a must-try, however, I might opt to visit other locations to see if the ambiance and service matches the quality of the product.

I've been to both this location and their location inside Hard Rock Casino, and its fun to try the different flavors of alcohol-infused ice cream. The ambience is very nice and gives bar vibes, especially at night. There is plenty of indoor and outdoor seating. Service was quick! I tried The Lucky Brownie (Irish Cream) and the Choco Hazelnut (Gin). Both has a hint of alcohol while taking a bite but not too much, which can be pretty dangerous since I would love to eat several servings of these. It's priced about $10 for a single serving, which is more expensive than your average ice cream, but the flavors are rich and unique that I would come back occasionally as a "treat myself" option.

Came to get ice cream around 5 waited until 5:40 and no one showed up. They were closed in the middle of the day with no sign as to why!!

Was in the area for lunch and decided to drop by for dessert. Asked what the favorites were: included the passion fruit margarita, lucky brownie (with irish cream), and the highland truffle. Ended up getting the lucky brownie. The irish cream was definitely there and I liked that it wasn't to the point that it was too much. Loved all the bits of brownie mixed in. The ice cream texture is definitely more solid--makes sense that the spoon is the type that helps cut through. Makes you work a little bit harder to eat but at least it doesn't seem to melt as fast. Just keep in mind that a small is $9. I had to remind myself that the price is probably also due to the liquor. Seating is available inside where it's dimly lit modern decor. Parking available at the parking garage at the miami design district. Pretty pricey for the amount of ice cream that you get. Agree with the other reviewers that being able to sample it would definitely help figure out preferred flavors. Not sure if I'd get again, but glad to have the experience!

My go to for a sweet adult treat! All of the ice creams are delicious with a small percentage of alcohol. I try something new each time. The service is great and pleasant and it's the cutest little book nestled in the design district.

I definitely think it was more of a hype. I went to the location in Design District. We ordered the Tangerine Mimosa and Highline Truffle. Both were ok. You can definitely taste the alcohol. I went more for the experience but I've definitely had better ice cream. I like how the bar was setup. The ice cream is relatively expensive for a small taste of alcohol. Anyway, I would recommend going for the experience only. Suggestion for improvement: taste testing/samples so people know what to expect prior to committing.

An ice cream cocktail bar?! YES PLEASE! Discovered this gem in a little hidden corner of the Miami Design District. I see that they actually have a couple other locations throughout Miami, and it's such a cool concept. All the ice cream & sorbets have alcohol in them, so you must be 21+ to enjoy these treats. The space is designed like an actual fancy cocktail bar and the menu is organized based on type of liquor that's infused in the ice cream (gin, tequila, bourbon, champagne, etc). There are so many yummy flavors and fun concoctions to choose from. P.S. Most of their sorbets are vegan-friendly. First I tried the Strawberry Rosé made with Veuve Clicquot rosé & St. Germain. It was so good & refreshing! My next visit, I went for the Passion Fruit Margarita made with Casamigos Blanco tequila -- also amazing! I like that they don't use cheap liquors and you can actually taste it in the ice cream but it's not overpowering. They've mastered that balance. Also, their branding & packaging is absolutely stunning. You can order by the single serving (about $9) or by the pint. They both come in luxurious cylindrical containers with gold metal tops. They pop it open for you to enjoy there or you can take them home. These would make such great gifts and they also ship!

Absolutely love Aubi & Ramsa! This is a fun way to enjoy ice cream, with some booze of course! They have a ton of fun flavors but this time we tried the Strawberry & Rosé and the Chocolate & Hazelnut Martini. I'm a chocolate girl but was surprised by the strawberry one!

Ordered an Old Fashioned and Highland Truffle ice creams and both were good. Old fashioned was vanilla based and Highland Truffle was for the chocolate lovers since it was choc based with choc chips. Highland truffle is the perfect balance of flavors. You can taste the alcohol but it's not overbearing. The chocolate flavor really compliments the Macallan. Will be back to try new flavors but recommend these both.

Found this place a little over a year ago, and it quickly became my favorite errand to run. The ice cream is so good and I loved the ambiance. When I found one in New York during my visit there it was such a nice surprise. The interior is just beautiful and their flavors are so good. I usually like going for the pint to bring home but their little ones are cute and nice to eat on the go as well. I really like the passion fruit margarita, strawberry rose and the White Russian. Lucky brownie is good too, and I just bought the Japanese pearl and espresso martini to try. Also I love the location of this one. In a cute little side street in the design district. perfect.

Pros: the ice cream was creamy and delicious, it was also very boozy, the menu had a good selection. Cons: pricey for a tiny bit of ice cream, but it's a touristy area and anything with booze always costs more.

[Aubi & Ramsa] Liquor infused Ice cream Located inside the HardRock Guitar hotel in Miami, there's a store inside that sells many different selections of hard liquor infused ice cream. Super aesthetic vibes inside Ordered the Kentucky Creme Brûlée (Maker's Mark Bourbon), The ABC (Cognac), and the Japanese Pearl drop (Champagne) They are all strong so you def can taste the alcohol in them but that's the whole point. 172 NE 41st St Miami, FL 33137

Aubi & Ramsa is a chic bar for ice cream. What makes this so special is that all ice creams are prepared with beer, wine and spirits. The menu includes champagne, gin, bourbon, mezcal, tequila, and vodka ice cream. They have the following vegan options: passion fruit margarita, tangerine mimosa, Japanese pearl drop and strawberries and rosé. We were in the mood for mezcal so got the chocolate azteca, great option for a sweet treat with cinnamon. I have also tried the key lime martini and it was delicious! This place looks like a trendy bar with modern decoration. They only had one "bartender" but I was able to get her attention after a big group came in. She did look at me and said she would be right with me. She was also good at recommending different flavors. This is a great spot for a date or night out with a small group. A must if you are strolling around the Design Distric!

I loved this place so much! I was strolling the design district and wandered to this place by mistake. I stopped because the sign saying 21+ and ice-cream on the same sign peeked my interest. Imagine a bar and an ice-cream shop fused into one. Your drink comes in an ice-cream container. The menu is split by alcohol: champagne, tequila, gin, and whiskey. Then based on your alcohol choice you pick an ice-cream. I tried two today. I tried the dulce de leche (tequila) and the coco loco (tequila). Oh my goodness they were sooo good. The tequila is very present but it does not over power your taste buds. I was a huge fan!

Small batch made artisanal ice cream and premium booze, it's a match made in heaven! Aubi & Ramsa, named for owners Matias Aubi and Rafael Ramirehas who spent eight years studying how to make ice cream with the liquor inside of it have your fix in the Jade Alley in the Miami Design District. They also have stores in south Florida and Tampa and in New York and Nevada. The cute shop is set up like a bar where they can make all your summer dessert dreams come true. They serve 20 flavors in a 3.7 ounce size for around $12 and pints sell for $20. Ice cream and sorbet are infused with beer, wine, and spirits. Creative flavors include Kentucky Crème Brûlée, a crème brûlée ice cream made with Maker's Mark and caramelized sugar sprinkles, The Coco Loco, a coconut cream ice cream made with Don Juo Blanco and coconut flakes, The White Russian, a coffee liqueur ice cream made with Belvedere Nola and English toffee bits, and Lucky Brownie, an Irish cream ice cream made with Carolans Irish Cream and bits of organic brownies. They offer seasonal flavors and they can custom make flavors for events and parties. After intently studying the menu I finally decided on a champagne and sorbet combination, Strawberries and Rosé, a strawberry sorbet made with Veuve Clicquot rosé and St. Germain. It was actually one of their vegan selections and it was so fruity and refreshing. I sat in one of the chairs set up in Jade Alley and had a little mini vacation while I enjoyed my treat. $11 is a bit expensive for what is basically the size of a push pop but it was made with quality ingredients and was absolutely delicious and this is the Design District after all, home of Fendi and Prada. I definitely would be interested in trying some of the ice cream flavors. Everything comes prepackaged so sadly no samples :( Oh and if you do know one of those parties that is serving this, please invite me!

The experience of eating ice cream at a 21 & over shoppe was something IG worthy. This little shoppe is super cute, the service was very friendly & helpful. Being a vodka lover, I choose Key Lime Martini flavor and it was very tasty & not "alcoholy." The size for one person is the perfect serving - like getting a scoop of ice cream! If you're looking for something different to taste & experience, you'll like it!

Loved our experience at Aubi & Ramsa from start to finish! First off, the interior is so chic and resembles a regular bar; but it's not just a regular bar, it's a cool bar. A bar that serves alcohol-infused ice cream! Our bartender (I'm so sad that I forgot his name), was SO friendly and helpful. He throughly explained the menu and described the flavor notes of the most popular choices. He then recommended a few flavors to us based on what alcohol we preferred. We ended up getting the Agave Dulce de Leche and the Carajillo which was a pour over espresso ice cream. I was surprised at how well the flavors blended together! It took all of our self control not to get one more after we were finished. Not to mention that the little containers of ice cream are so aesthetically pleasing. Super IG worthy spot with yummy ice cream and even better customer service. We heard from the bartender that there are plans to open some locations in SoCal soon. I hope they decide to open one in NorCal as well!

To top off date night, my husband and I wondered into Aubi & Ramsa - I've been wanting to go for months and it was so worth the wait! This "ice cream bar" is relatively small inside - but definitely serves chic, bar vibes. I immediately knew I was getting the Kentucky Creme Brulee (made with Maker's Mark) - it was delicious! Creamy, caramel with a strong bourbon flavor! My husband was more torn and ultimately went with the Espresso Martini (made with Tanqueray No. 10). It was only okay - I think the other gin offerings like Key Lime would have been better! However, there are plenty of flavors I would be happy to try - especially the vegan, champagne selection!

This is a MUST try alcohol infused ice cream!! We came here per recommendation and immediately impressed with the decor and ambience, as well as the great alcohol selections! The ice cream is rich and creamy and the alcohol is the perfect kick! The staff was insightful and friendly, as well as helpful!

My friend and I literally stumbled upon this hidden gem. Wow, are we glad we did. What is this place you ask? It looks sleek, sexy, like a speak easy kind of place. You stand outside and wonder is it a bar? restaurant? what is it? Then you go inside.. and then the SURPRISE is, it is a 21 year old plus (you have to be old peeps!!) ....boozy ice cream experience, like you have never tried before. Innovative? a risky business concept? yes and yes! does it work? Surprisingly yes! David was behind the counter and did he know his stuff. This man loves sorbet and ice cream, and is a real credit to this establishment. If you are the owner and reading this, give him a pay rise, you do not want to lose him. As well as the ice cream, this man, makes the experience memorable. He told us he has sampled all and could describe all the ice creams to a tee. It was like going on a wine tasting tour, or even an Olive Oil tour (yes it is a thing, I did one in Italy) and this is the equivalent, however it is an ice cream with booze tasting tour. Such fun. Apparently you can get the affects of the alcohol, as did my friend attest. I was teasing her to say rubbish, but found myself giggling inappropriately and saying being a Nanny if I had new charges that need to chill the xxxx out, maybe I would bring them here.!! A definite "must do" and try if you are a local, or like innovative different experiences or are here on holiday. Their unique boozy ice cream and sorbets are made with premium alcohol and ingredients and produced in small batches. All of their flavours have 4.9% alcohol.

Love love love!!!! Got the passion fruit small. But I should've gotten the pint of I knew I'd be in love like this

I love the setup of the place. I went to the one in Hard rock and the one in the design district, I love the bar setup like if you are having some drinks. We tried about 7 different flavors. The agave dulce de leche (I believe) , the jack and chocolate and the piña colada were my favorites. I was expecting something better from the tangerine mimosa, I think you can only taste the alcohol, is not as sweet or tangy as I was expecting.

First time ever heard about an ice cream shop that you need to be 21+ to order so gotta give it a try. Pretty good ice cream to be honest, just not my cup of tea, but I would recommend it to people that i feel like they're going to like it. And trust me, if they told you it's strong, then it would be. Beautiful shop. Staff was helpful, but a bit sassy.

WOW, I love how we just stumbled across this place while walking around the area. TRUE HIDDEN GEM!!! Ice cream parlor for the 21+ up club which I lovee!! They have all different types of flavors mixed with different liquors to each persons different taste and liking. I ended up getting the mimosa orange sherbert. My sis got the rum & chocolate one and the rum flavor. Can't remember if those were the right mixtures but something along those lines lol They range of flavors from chocolate and sweeter flavors to the fruity sherbets! The liquor ranges from bubble, tequila, rum, cognac, and more! IF you are near the area make sure to come and check this place out... or well for those who are over 21+ up that is. DEF too good a treat to pass up on!

Aubi & Ramsa is easily my new favorite boozy ice cream spot. The interior is chic, much like a trendy bar or lounge. The woman working gave me a rundown of her favorite flavors from each category, and I ended up going with the White Russian. The flavors blended well with the liquor, and no flavor overpowered one another. There's a variety of liquor types so there's something for everyone! I'll definitely be back to try the whiskey-based flavors.

Can I give more than 5 stars?! Can they also make this available in CA?!!? I seriously couldn't wait to try out Aubi & Ramsa, who could say no to alcohol infused ice cream!! Also the decor in here truly makes it seem like a bar, which is so fitting! Our server was amazing! Forgot his name but he is pictured in one of the pics I uploaded. Luckily there was 5 of us so we could all try a different flavor. We wanted to try some more so we ordered 3 more to try afterwards! There is 4.9% alcohol in each one but some definitely tasted like more. They have some non-dairy options, like sorbets, which were super refreshing! I really enjoyed the Espresso Martini and the White Russian! My friend ordered the Kentucky Creme Brûlée cause she loves creme brûlée but don't let the name fool you... the alcohol taste was extremely strong!! The Highland Truffle was also delicious with the chocolate bits inside, but also very strong alcohol taste. Strawberries & Rosé and Key Lime Martini were super delicious and refreshing! If I lived nearby, I would seriously visit this place every week... so maybe it is a good thing we don't have it in the Bay Area for now... haha! This place is a must visit and I will definitely be coming back the next time I'm in Miami!!

Would've tried everything on the menu if I didn't have to drive. Love this concept!!! The "bar"tender was so friendly and knowledgeable!

This is a really chic and unique spot that's like a bar but for alcoholic ice cream. There's tons of flavors and it feels really high quality and high end. The ice cream was really creamy and enjoyable, and a fun and trendy treat.

Amazing! Went right before they closed and customer service was great. Will most def come back.

This was soo good It was very fruity and they have a variety of different flavors to choose from I really loved this concept of ice ream. I will definitely be coming back for more

If you love ice cream and booze this place is for you. I am vegan and I don't drink. But... Dina does and loved it. Service is spectacular.

I discovered this gem this last summer and I've been going ever since. Aubi has a mix of elevated flavors, real, rich flavors, and the right amount of liquor. The ice cream itself isn't too heavy or sugary where you feel full and sluggish after. It is infused with liquor, and done so tastefully where you taste it but it neither flavor overpowers each other. I've gone ritually and I've brought over 30 friends here. In the Fall it became a spot for us to get together and enjoy a treat. It's located in design district across from the gas station sign, after you pass MFK. It's a little hidden but it's nice because it gets you away from the Main Street. I've tried many flavors but my favorite is definitely the Jack and chocolate. It's chocolate with dulce de leche swirls and bourbon. Fantastic mix. I think the place is chic, it's one of the nicest alongside the meatpacking location in NYC. But I will say, what gives this place character and makes it all come together is the staff. Gulianna is always there when I pass by and she always has a smile on her face, she's welcoming and quick to attend me or my friends. I thought I really liked the atmosphere in the New York location, but it's because of Gulianna that I prefer this one. It's not common that you find someone always happy and willing to be their best when it comes to customer service. I love this location, and I can't wait to keep coming back. It's a nice little add-on to the district. I highly recommend this place for a nice little treat and a calm time. They also have insulted bags if you want to take the ice cream to go. If you go the jack and chocolate, the key lime martini, the dulce de leche, and the Kentucky creme brûlée are all a top hit.

Alcohol infused ice cream? Im SOLD! The art district location has it's own restaurant setting. You can take your items to go or sit at the available bartop seats. The location was nice and clean. On the evening I went it wasn't busy at all. I looked at the menu and a couple of the menued items were not available so we went with the tangerine mimosa infused with top shelf champagne. And the strawberry daiquiri which had rum infused with it. Prices range from $ to $13 and the option for a larger size is available for a higher price of course. I sat and ate mine inside the store and it was yummy. Definitely was able to taste the champagne in every bite. Definitely intriguing. I would love to go back to try other flavors. The staff there was nice and helped with suggestions on restuarants as well.

Aubi & Ramsa is such a great place with decadent boozy ice cream. You enter the space in the Design District and it looks and feels like a bar. Great decor. A wide variety of options for your ice cream with various liquors. This was my second time visiting and it was even better than the first. My two favorites so far are the White Russian and the Key Lime Martini. Really love the full experience here. The staff is kind and happy to answer any questions!

The shop is very cute inside. The ambience is very lovely. The flavor of my sorbet is good, but nothing special and the price is high! That little container is $9. Worth a try but I don't think I'll be back for more.

Great fun idea. It was super hot so this was a treat. Go check it out. Bar was clean. Staff friendly and knowledgeable.

If you like alcohol and ice cream, this is a MUST!!! And actually even if you don't drink you will enjoy these because the liquor taste is not overwhelming! The place is also really really cute and resembles a bar. I had The Lucky Brownie and it was soooo good, made with irish creme liquor. The ice cream was creamy with brownie chunks and a hint of irish creme. My friends loved their's as well. One was champagne based and the other was tequila based. They both ate their whole cups and loved them. If you want to impress someone that loves sweets or ice cream, bring them here! They will love it!

I passed by one night as they were closing. The staff was very welcoming and friendly, when I made it clear I was just poking my head in and would be out in 2 seconds they told me not to worry and invited me to look at their menu. After hearing a couple of their recommendations, I tried the White Russian while my wife tried The Highland Truffle. Both were amazing. For last year's New Year's Eve party, we got 4 pints as dessert and all my guests loved it. Should have gotten 6 pints.

Fun spot, who doesn't want to try some boozy ice cream? Was pleasantly surprised because I was expecting it to look like an ice cream shop, instead it was a cool bar vibe. My friend had a good tip: choose by your preferred alcohol first, then look for an ice cream flavor. Because you will definitely be able to taste the alcohol. The champagne flavors, are the safest bet if you're with someone who doesn't want to it to be too alcohol forward, such as The Japanese Pearl Drop. I've heard the merlot favor is good, but they were sold out. Wish it was open a little later than 8pm on weekdays, because it would be a good post-dinner spot.

We stopped by this creative "adult" ice cream spot during our walk around the design district. All of their items seem to have about 4.9% ABV, derived from a variety of spirits. They unfortunately don't do samples, and the prices aren't cheap, but you get great and creative flavors, a nice atmosphere, and sleek packaging, so 5 stars from me!

Not your typical ice cream. It's quite boozy. Passed by with Elian D. after visiting a market nearby. I had had this place bookmarked for ages and it was beyond hot. We were already discussing getting drinks, and well, this seemed like the next best thing. Ice cream and liquor? Sign us up! Going in, the place is ample, spacious even, but I can easily see it getting crowded. They have a bar up front and that's where you order your ice cream. The ice cream comes in little canisters, and depending on which you purchase, a small will easily range from $7-$10. A large is much more, but honestly unless you're a glutton or a sucker for one ice cream type, you'll probably stick with the small. They suggest you go by your cocktail of choice rather than by your ice cream flavor of choice. Most of these flavors are regular dairy options, although we were surprised to find they had a few vegan options. Go figure! I opted for a strawberry daiquiri, while Elian D. went for the passion fruit margarita. I have to say that at least for me, neither of the flavors impressed me. The passion fruit was too sweet and the strawberry one was bland. Maybe we just chose the wrong flavors? Either way, we weren't going to let these go to waste. I purchased a bag to keep the strawberry daiquiri cool, and well, I'm sure Elian D. finished it happily.

OMG was there tonight and never fails to put a smiles on my husband's face ..... service amazing !

Great service. It felt really cool to be in a bar setting and get served ice cream! Looking to see if we can get some shipped to California because it was so good!

A cozy ice cream bar in a little nook within Miami Design District. And I do mean, bar. This ice cream has alcohol in it! I've reviewed Aubi & Ramsa from Aventura. They have a little bar stand within the mall but this is its own space. Its own stand alone. It's in a comfy corner within the design district. Upon walking in, you get the bar vibe. Stools ate the bar and seats up against the wall. The menus are given by the "bar-tender" and even served at the bar. Every time I have asked for what they recommend or what they like best, they always answer with, "depends on what you like." If you have a favorite type of alcohol, I'd recommend picking an ice cream with that in mind. If you go during the summer like me, maybe a sherbet or sorbet would be best. This is a good refresher after shopping or if you're in the area just admiring the architecture of the Miami Design District. If I'm in the area, I will probably stop by and pick some up for home. My family is obsessed with this ice cream alcohol concept.

Amid covid. Late post. Alcoholic ice cream bar.. good spot to try if you're by the design district.

THIS PLACEEEEE yesterday was the first time that I step foot in such a beautiful ice cream place for adults. I am a sucker for alcohol infused ice cream but this place not just the attention to detail with the decor is so chic and beautiful definitely my new favorite spot. I personally had the bourbon ice cream and my bf had the Chocolate azteca which is mezcal based Wow both flavors where amazing both were delicious and unique want to go back and try other flavors If you are looking for a chic and upscale ice cream bar for adults This is it. There are a few in the city but so far this is my favorite spot.

Talk about DELICIOUS!!! This ice cream was amazing. In the heart of design district. Beautiful location. The lady who helped me was so welcoming and friendly. The ice cream is so creamy and delicious with a kick to it. Highly recommend.

The parlor: this ice cream parlor is SO CUTE! It's set up literally like a chic bar!! I love bringing friends and family here because it's nothing that they expect when I say "let's go get some ice cream!" The ice cream: Each little ice cream tub has the equivalent of 1 shot of alcohol in it. I haven't had a flavor that I didn't greatly enjoy. My top 3 favorites: Lucky Brownie, Kentucky Creme Brûlée, and Agave Dulce De Leche. I literally crave them sometimes! TIP: if you can't make it to the parlor -they deliver via UberEats too!! I did find that the bigger tub actually had a powdery texture (this one I ordered via UberEats).