Lyre's Italian Spritz - Non-Alcoholic Spirit | Spritz Style | Premium | 700ml

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This is tasty. I've found some other AF spirits watery and bland but this has plenty of flavour with a nice balance of some sweetness and a good dash of bitterness. I am looking forward to drinking it with some AF bubbles over the Christmas season.” 5. Monday Non-Alcoholic Aperitz Spritz

Absolutely love this drink. Took the advice and mixed it with soda and a twist of orange. Perfect!” Lastly, because Lyre’s does not contain the natural protection that a 40% alcohol content would typically afford alcoholic spirits, we do need to use a preservative. Oh, the weather outside is frightful, but this Spritz is so delightful. Since we’ve no place to go, let it pour, let it pour, let it pour. 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. This was the first non-alcoholic Aperitif Spritz that I've tried and I enjoyed the taste — it's not too sugary and has a more adult taste. It was the perfect replacement for me for an alcoholic spritz.”The average Spritz contains around 11% ABV (alcohol by volume). To reduce it further, use a larger ratio of soda water and less Aperol and Prosecco or usea larger ratio of soda water and less Aperol and Prosecco or use

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! Served over ice a wine glass and garnished with an orange slice, it's a refreshing and eye-catching drink. This unique spirit has been impossibly crafted to capture the essence of a vibrantly red Italian bitter apertivo style with flavors that are distinct and contemporary. Lyre's spirits have their own distinction as a premium, non-alcoholic beverage. 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. 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.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..

• Rhubarb
• Herbs
• Peach
• Melon

Classico: Carbonated Water, Sugar, Non-Alcoholic Fermented Grape Juice Concentrate, Grape Juice Concentrate, Acidity Regulator [Citric Acid, Sodium Citrate], Natural Flavouring, preservative [Sodium Benzoate] **DAIRY FREE, NUT FREE, EGG FREE, GLUTEN FREE, VEGAN FRIENDLY. 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.” I love this product…mixed with soda, lots of ice and non-alcoholic sparkling wine, it's a great summer drink!”

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. Because we don't have the alcohol, we don't have to add as much sugar and we can still create the same weight and texture. This ready-to-drink I talian Aperitif Spritz is free from artificial additives and flavours. It is sugar-free and has less than 1 calorie per 100 ml, so you don’t have to think twice about those Aperitif Spritz calories . This drink is naturally sweetened with stevia. Later versions replaced still water with soda water, and introduced bitterwine- or spirit-basedaperitifs in place of the wine.This unique aperitif has been impossibly crafted to capture the essence of a vibrant orange Italian bitter spritz style with flavours that are distinct and contemporary. Lyre’s spirits have their own distinction as a premium, non-alcoholic beverage. 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. We're using sugar as a component of part of the flavour, rather than hiding something else, therefore it keeps the palate of the spritz a bit cleaner and the bitterness of the herbs and spices comes through a bit easier." 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 I fell in love with Aperitif Spritz when I was in Italy some years ago. This is such a great non-alcoholic alternative! I love sipping it in the sun on a Sunday afternoon.”