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$46.99 Sold out Unit price /Lyre’s Italian Spritz is a premium non-alcoholic aperitif capturing the bittersweet charm of a classic Italian Spritz. Bright orange, rhubarb and gentle bitterness combine for a refreshing, balanced finish.
<0.3%
ABV
6g
Sugar
25
Calories
23.3
Serves
Mediterranean citrus and bittersweet orange with rhubarb depth, soft herbal notes and a dry, refreshing finish.
Water, Sugar Natural Flavours, Acidity Regulator (Phosphoric Acid), Preservative (Potassium Sorbate, Potassium Benzoate), Allura Red Colour, Sunset Yellow Colour
Alcohol-free , Vegan , Gluten-free , Dairy-free
Servings per Package: 23.3
Serving size:
30ml / 1 fl oz
Energy
Sugar Contents
Carbohydrate Contents
Sodium
Fat – Total
Protein
105Kj (25Kcal)
6g
6g
1mg
0g
0g
350Kj (83Kcal)
20g
20g
2mg
0g
0g
Not a significant source of saturated fat, trans fat, cholesterol, vitamin D, calcium, iron, potassium and vitamin A.
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Overall rating: 4.7947826 / 5 from 575 reviews.
Italian Spritz is a vibrant orange aperitif praised for its balanced bitter and contemporary flavors. Customers enjoy its taste, find it a great non-alcoholic alternative, and appreciate it as a mixer with prosecco or sparkling grape juice. The alcohol-free version is also highly regarded.
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"An Aperol spritzer is one of my fav summer cocktails but due to health issues I’m limited as to having the real stuff. This is a wonderful substitute. I mix it with the non alcohol Prosecco and truly enjoy it. And you must use a genuine cocktail glass for an even better experience. I’ll also add that the Lyre’s gin & tonic in the cans is great too. I’m a fan of Lyre’s. Only wish I could find it in my local retailers."
"Love this for summer spritzes. I mix it with diet ginger ale for a delightful drink. However, I places an order with Lyre’s and two orders were apparently damaged in shipping. The third finally arrived but packaging leaves a lot to be desired. The bottles were intact but sticky. They need to pack better! But we really like the drinks and will order again."
"My wife is no longer able to drink alcohol due to a medical condition For some years she has been restricted to drinking a small number of nonalcoholic largers, as the most palatable alternatives to the alcohol based versions. However when we were searching for new mocktails for her to try and enjoy, we came across a recipe for an Italian Spritz using your product and decided to try it What a great decision that was, as my wife loves the mocktail we make using this wonderfully flavoursome drink and even friends who are used to the well known alcoholic version , couldn’t tell the difference !! The 2 bottles we purchased won’t last long during these balmy summer days!! Thank you for developing this game changer !!"
"The Italian Spritz and an N/A sparkling wine (See Lyre's version. . . it's awesome too!) are a perfect substitute for the Aperol Spritz I love so much. Your tongue won't know the difference. Your sleep will ;)"
"After cutting alcohol out of my life, I found myself really craving the flavor of an aperol spritz. This absolutely fills that need & I am so impressed with the flavor! It’s also delicious mixed with a little bit of fresh grapefruit juice, simple syrup and soda water!"
"I reordered the Lyre’s Italian Spritz as I find this concoction makes a delicious summer drink that is a NA substitute for an Aperol Spritz."
"Tastes great and easy to make spritz"
"The way this resembles aperol is magical!!!"
"Delicious taste mixed over ice with no alcohol sparkling accompaniment. So happy I’ve found this brand. Highly recommend."
"Favourite drink ,ice and Mediterranean tonic with a slice of lemon"
Yes — Lyre's Italian Spritz is non-alcoholic with less than 0.3% ABV.
It’s designed for Spritz-style aperitifs and refreshing mixed drinks.
Yes — mix Italian Spritz with soda, tonic or sparkling wine alternatives for a traditional Italian Spritz-style serve.
No — it’s crafted for mixing, not for drinking neat.