Like I mentioned at the top of the review, I just got in from dinner where I pulled together an entirely alcohol free Aperol and paired it next to a low alcohol option which used the Italian Spritz in place of traditional Aperol. (This is why the photos of the bottle look like they’re not in their usual surroundings!) And now, thanks to Lyre's, you can enjoy it completely alcohol-free! To make our Amalfi Spritz, simply substitute Lyre's Italian Spritz and Premium Alcohol-Free Prosecco for the boozy ingredients. An Amalfi spritz made with this Italian Spritz and just about any non-alcoholic sparkling is so close to a classic Aperitif Spritz — it’s just like the real thing!” 4. Lyre's Italian Orange Like all the core Lyre’s range, the Lyre’s Italian Spritz is a truly globally available non-alcoholic spirit and can be found in the Europe, USA, UK, Australia, New Zealand, just to name a few. So now it is over to you, let’s find you a bottle no matter where you are in the world. An array of global links are down below.

The perfect Aperitif Spritz recipe is simple. Add ice to a wine glass and pour in a measure of your non-alcoholic Aperitif spirit alternative. Add a measure of non-alcoholic sparkling wine and finally, top with a dash of soda water. The best alcohol-free Aperitif alternatives 1. Sans Bar Spritzing In Venice Influencers? Darling please. I've influenced Oligarchs, Oil Barons and Tech Billionaires to do my every bidding. The persuasive power of the right photo, taken at the wrong time never ceases to amaze." #saycheese To Taste: The bittersweet flavour of the Italian Spritz is like sunshine itself, bright with flavours typical of its origins. The sweetness from orange is perfectly fused with the complex and astringent flavours of rhubarb, finishing dry and deliciously refreshing. This unique spirit has been impossibly crafted to capture the essence of a Amalfi Spritz with flavours that are distinct & contemporary. Lyre's spirits don't just mimic, they have their own distinction as a premium non alcoholic beverage.The Lyre’s Dry Italian Spritz earns an 8/10 due to its citrus led profile that provides both sweetness and bitterness before being complemented by a warm body of rhubarb and lingering bitter finish. The well-weighted and round body makes this a great base to build upon for a low or no alcohol aperitif.

I’m so excited to introduce you to this product — a ready-to-drink non-alcoholic Aperitif Spritz made with Sans Bar Spritzing In Venice, premium non-alcoholic dry sparkling wine and crisp soda water. Flavour profile:The bittersweet flavour of the Italian Spritz is like sunshine itself, bright with flavours typical of its origins. The sweetness from orange is perfectly fused with the complex and astringent flavours of rhubarb, finishing dry and deliciously refreshing. Have you seen the well-to-do, up-and-down Park Avenue with this delicious beverage in their mitts? Take Dry London Spirit, add Italian Orange, then drizzle with soda, and you too will be Puttin’ on the Spritz.This unique aperitif has been impossibly crafted to capture the essence of a vibrant orange Italian bitter spritz style with flavors that are distinct and contemporary. Lyre's spirits have their own distinction as a premium, non-alcoholic beverage. Sunset In A Bottle is low in sugar (0.1g per 100ml), low in calories (14g per 100ml) and vegan-friendly. It’s made in Australia without artificial colours or artificial sweeteners. With hints of orange, elderflower and passionfruit fluttering about like butterflies in a meadow of tonic, this incredibly refreshing drink tastes absolutely nothing like chewing gum. Curious to see the Lyrebird in action? Here are some links you can share to show the amazing Lyrebird from which we take our inspiration: He's normally a humble fellow, but it's clear David is especially proud of the Lyre's Amalfi Spritz.

The recipes that we feature were developed by our experienced, professional mixologists and showcase the Lyre’s product in the best proportions to deliver the closest possible match to a mixed original. The Spritz is typically served as an aperitif during the late afternoon—the time of day that’s too late for lemonade but too early for whiskey. It’s best served before a meal to stimulate the appetite and unwind at the end of the day and, as a result, is usually lighter on alcohol and more bitter than sweet. But really, I’d suggest enjoying a Spritz whenever you feel like it (particularly if you’re enjoying a non-alcoholic Spritz) because it’ll be exceptionally tasty whether or not you enjoy it with food. I love an Aperitif Spritz and this is such a refreshing one that's not too sweet and not too bitter. I love it and will continue to buy it and recommend it to friends.” 6. Sans Bar's Spritzing In Venice Can Lyre's Italian Orange is made in Australia and is vegan-friendly. It is higher in sugar and calories than other red Aperitivo on the market with 18g of sugar and 75 calories per 100 ml.

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A:Because Lyre’s doesn’t use alcohol as a preservative, we use natural essences and ingredients, this can happen from time to time. It is a result of the very fine natural flavour components bonding together (much like sediment in wine.) Your drink is completely fresh to drink and the flavour still as magnificent as ever. Hot tip: shake vigorously to disperse any bonds and see if that doesn’t fix yourbeverage. Refrigeration after opening will ensure this is less likely to occur.Reach out to us at customer service to discuss further should you like to explore a replacement. p>This unique spirit has been impossibly crafted to capture the essence of a Amalfi Spritz with flavours that are distinct & contemporary. Lyre's spirits don't just mimic, they have their own distinction as a premium non alcoholic beverage.

Flavour profile: The bittersweet orange and rich peach flavours of the Amalfi Spritz is like sunshine itself, bright, intense and the promise of good times. The fine bubble fills the palate with fresh orange complex rhubarb and elderflower perfectly to finish dry and deliciously refreshing. Classic orange-red in colour..

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While the flavour of the Spritz is charming as it is, it’s quite easy to adjust its taste to suit your needs. Whether you like your beverage with less alcohol or slightly sweeter, there’s a range of amazing non-alcoholic Spritz recipes and variations for a sweeter Spritz to suit different tastes.

I have served this drink up to many of my Aperitif Spritz drinking friends and everyone was convinced it was the alcoholic version. I converted a few people on the spot after tasting it. I love this product. It is my “go-to” drink for summer. I add the Odd Bird Spumante Veneto Prosecco and I’m set for the night.” a long and mostly sweet body that transitions to a bright and crisp combination of rhubarb and citrus notes. Lyre’s range of impossibly crafted Spritz mixers to create a phenomenal non-alcoholic Spritz that looks and tastes just like the original. Our non-alcoholic Spritz recipes are giggle-juice free so that you can enjoy Spritz after Spritz with fewer calories and no pesky hangover!

Looking at this from a body and weight profile, it is extremely viscous and well-weighted. If you try this neat, you’re going to be challenged to find something that has a heavier glass presence. Big thumbs up from me on the body front. The Spritz is unquestionably delicious, with a perfect balance between bitter and sweet. Often called ‘summer in a glass’, the Spritz tastes like summertime in Italy and looks like a golden sunset on a sunny day. Each mouthful provides a citrusy, bubbly, refreshing flavour that pairs perfectly with any season and any meal. The heat you would expect (albeit lower than other spirits) from traditional spirits is not present. Flavor profile:The bittersweet flavor of the Italian Spritz is like sunshine itself, bright with flavors typical of its origins. The sweetness from orange is perfectly fused with the complex and astringent flavors of rhubarb, finishing dry and deliciously refreshing. Traditionally, Prosecco is the wine of choice for a Spritz. This wine derives from the very birthplace of the Spritz, the Veneto region, and has a relatively low alcohol content of around 12%, making it an easy-to-drink option for pre-dinner drinks. Thankfully though, we can all enjoy a non-alcoholic Spritz that excludes the wine without affecting the flavour or essence of the Spritz. Try these non-alcoholic Spritz recipes to experience a non-alcoholic Spritz that looks, tastes, and sashays around the palate just like the original!