Lyre's Italian Orange non-alcoholic drink bottle with a glass of Americano mocktail with an orange slice on a white background

Bottle of Lyre's Italian Orange non-alcoholic spirit with awards on a red and gray background

Lyre's Italian Orange non-alcoholic beverage bottle with product details on a white background

Woman holding a cocktail with tasting notes on the side

Bottle of Lyre's Italian Orange non alcoholic with an Americano cocktail on a tray, featuring a recipe for Italian Orange & Tonic recipe.

Cocktail recipes using Italian Orange including non alcoholic Negroni and Jungle Bird

Lyre's Non Alcoholic Italian Orange bottle with a mocktail on a wooden surface

Italian Orange

Name: Italian Orange
Brand: Lyre's Spirit Co
SKU: LYRIOR700UK
Price: 23.99 GBP
Availability: OutOfStock

£23.99

Lyre’s Italian Orange is a premium non-alcoholic bitter orange apéritif with bold blood orange and red citrus notes. Balanced with maraschino and a dry, pithy finish for classic apéritif and cocktail serves.

<0.3%

ABV

5.4g

Sugar

23

Calories

23.3

Serves

Flavour Profile

Bitter orange and red citrus with maraschino sweetness and a dry, lingering orange pith finish.

Orange
Citrus
Cherry

PACK SIZE

Italian Orange Single
Italian Orange Case Case of 6

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HOW TO ENJOY

Best enjoyed mixed — serve with soda or tonic over ice for a classic Italian Orange-style aperitif
Garnish with a wedge of orange or lemon to lift the citrus aromatics
Mix with Lyre’s Dry London and Apéritif Rosso to create a non-alcoholic Negroni
Use in bitter orange cocktails that call for balance and brightness

Bottle size: 700mL / 23.3 oz
Closure: Screw cap
Storage: Store in cool, dry conditions. Once opened, refrigerate.
Serving note: Designed to be mixed. Not intended to be consumed neat.

TASTE PROFILE

Bouquet: Aromas of blood orange, orange and ruby grapefruit layered with maraschino, pomegranate and cassia, finished with classic orange pith.
Taste: A rich, mouth-filling palate led by blood orange and red citrus, balanced by maraschino sweetness and a persistent, dry pith bitterness.

NUTRITION & INGREDIENTS

Water, Sugar, Non-Alcoholic fermented Grape Juice Concentrate, Natural Flavours, Acidity Regulator (citric Acid), Caramel Sugar Syrup, Preservative (Potassium Sorbate, Potassium Benzoate), Stabiliser (Cellulose Gum), Allura Red Colour

Alcohol-free , Vegan , Gluten-free , Dairy-free

NUTRITION INFORMATION

Servings per Package: 23.3

Serving size:

30ml / 1 fl oz

AVERAGE QUANTITY PER SERVING PER 100ML

Energy

Sugar Contents

Carbohydrate Contents

Sodium

Fat – Total

Protein

96Kj (23Kcal)

5.4g

1mg

0g

320Kj (75Kcal)

18g

3mg

0g

Not a significant source of saturated fat, trans fat, cholesterol, vitamin D, calcium, iron, potassium and vitamin A.

Italian Orange

£23.99

Single
Case of 6

CRAFT YOUR OWN SET

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RECIPES FEATURING - Italian Orange

Lyre's Italian Orange & Tonic

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Lyres Dry London, Aperitif Rosso, Italian Orange with a non alcoholic cocktail on a dark surface

Lyre's Negroni

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Non-Alcoholic Pink Gin Fizz Mocktail Recipe

Lyre's Pink Gin Fizz

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Two bottles of Lyre's Aperitif Rosso and Italian Orange on a tray with a glass Americano mocktail.

Lyre's Americano

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Lyre's Non-alcoholic Negroni Sbagliato Recipe

Lyre's Negroni Sbagliato

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Non-Alcoholic Jungle Bird Mocktail Recipe

Lyre's Jungle Bird

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Lyre's Lemon Sgroppino

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Lyre's One In A Million

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AI Generated Review Summary

Italian Orange is a delightful non-alcoholic spirit capturing the essence of a vibrant Italian aperitivo. Customers praise its distinct, crisp, and contemporary flavors, making it a fantastic alternative to alcohol and a great substitute for Campari or Aperol in cocktails. Its refreshing taste is highly appreciated, especially when mixed with tonic and ice.

Summary topics

Mixer Compatibility: 3%
Alcohol Alternative: 12%
Non-Alcoholic Spirit: 5%
Flavor Profile: 30%
Campari Replacement: 4%

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Review highlights

"Recently bought the 700ml so I could enjoy refreshing and alcohol free "spirits" and it tastes as good as I remember." — Leroy
"Italian Orange is so refreshing and light - the perfect non-alcoholic drink for summer." — Elizabeth D.
"lovely flavour, great substitute for a lower alcohol version" — Tracer B.

Reviews

Nice substitute for Campari!

"Not quite the flavor punch as actual Campari, but if you need an NA solution this does the job!"

— Sara T. (5/5)

Perfect ingredient for a NA Negroni

"Love this product as it mixes well to make a Negroni."

— Albert C. (5/5)

It is not bad

"So, this is okay, but extremely overpriced. Obviously even more expensive than many alcohol-containing amaro offerings, that are subject various taxes, Shipping is a bit of gouge also, At $25 per bottle I'd consider reasonable to buy again."

— Brian C. (3/5)

Aperol sub

"This is perfect for an aperol spritz substitute - my fav non alco option"

— Maz (5/5)

Disappoint8ng

"Not very bitter and not very interesting flavour. . . Tastes like cheap sweets"

— Anthony (1/5)

Great substitute for Campari!

"If you want the flavor without the alcohol"

— Mark S. (5/5)

DELICIOUS & AUTHENTIC

"Italian orange retains that slight bitterness which is a refreshing change to other non alcoholic drinks ."

— Madeleine M. (5/5)

Lovely

"Very refreshing"

— Deborah H. (5/5)

The best

"Hi I have been drinking this for a few years and I love it."

— Karen S. (5/5)

Tasty!

"I have tried lots of other non alcoholic mixers and these are my favorite by far!"

— Caren M. (5/5)

Q&A

FAQ's for Lyre's Italian Orange

Is Lyre’s Italian Orange alcohol-free?

Yes — it is non-alcoholic with less than 0.3% ABV.

What is Italian Orange used for?

It’s designed for aperitif-style mixed drinks and classic bitter orange cocktails.

Can I make a Negroni with it?

Yes — it’s ideal for non-alcoholic Negroni-style serves when mixed with Lyre’s Dry London and Aperitif Rosso

Is this intended to be sipped on its own?

No — it’s crafted for mixing, not for drinking neat.