Lyre's Italian Spritz Premium Non Alcoholic Spirits, Mocktails & Nonalcoholic Drinks, Bitter Orange Style, 23.7 Fl Oz

Being off of alcohol for a year I was missing summertime spritz drinks and this helped me to make them. It mixes well with just soda to make something like a traditional spritz. It's not the same obviously but it absolutely works. It's a little expensive for what it is but for that you get the complete alcohol drinking experience of a fancy bottle with great packaging and labels that pours and drinks like a true alcoholic beverage.

I do not drink alcohol, so this makes a great mocktail. It is not designed to mimic the taste of booze, yet it does excite the pallet and it makes a beautiful drink. I mix with club soda or diet tonic water with a fresh orange slice.

On the nose Lyre's Italian Spritz has orange and orange peel come through. Neat it's bittersweet with that orange peel coming through nicely. On the rocks the sweetness comes through a little more, but the rest of the flavors and bitterness seems to hold well, better than their Italian Orange does. Comparing to Italian Orange this is a bit more orange peel style of flavor than than Lyre's Italian Orange, which is more straight orange/rhubarb (although not very tangy like you might think that combo would be), a subtle but interesting difference, but I think both will work very well in any citrus amaro application (Campari, Aperol, etc., replacement particularly if you prefer a more Aperol-level of bitterness, which I do, as compared to the bracingly strong bitterness of Campari).

This beverage was so sweet I couldn’t hardly take a small taste. Very sugary, sweet and very syrupy. And I was hoping for something with more of a bourbon flavor, but this was more like Karo syrup.

Delicious! I don't miss the alcohol one bit! Love this! I make a great aperol spritz with Lyre's Italian Spritz, soda and an orange twist. My sister add's Fré alcohol free sparkling wine to hers and loves it. It's a bit of a splurge in my opinion but worth it for a delicious mocktail.

This isn’t the first time I’ve ordered this NA aperitif and the bottle arrived leaking. It’s a really great NA alternative to Aperol and I love the flavor combo, but it’s so disappointing to have this repeatedly happen! Since it’s food/bev, I can’t return it or order a replacement, and definitely can’t drink it especially given I don’t know how long it’s been leaking. The shipping box wasn’t damaged (as shown in the pic) which means it’s an issue with the manufacturer’s packaging. This doesn’t occur with other NA aperitifs sold on Amazon that I’ve purchased.

I’ve tried dozens of non-alcoholic beverages and this one is the best by far!!! It has a wonderful flavor and is great mixed with seltzer, lite tonic water or Lyres n/a sparkling Classico beverage. Love it and would highly recommend trying it.

This was delicious! I bought to make an Aperol Spritz to have at a birthday party for friends who don't drink alcohol. I ended up drinking it myself. Great taste and refreshing!

SUPER Bien reçu

I am learning to make virgin cocktails (mocktails) and found this product to be a good stand in for an alcoholic beverage. I mixed it with equal parts dealcoholized prosecco and Perrier, added a squirt of fresh orange juice, lots of ice, and topped it with a couple of slices of clementine. Delicious and refreshing. The 'liqueur' is a bit bitter so if you don't care for the bitter kick, add more orange juice to sweeten. Another delicious use is to mix 1.5 oz of Lyre's with .5 oz simple syrup, 1 oz lemon juice and one egg white. Shake for 30 seconds, then add ice and shake again. Strain into chilled coupe and top with several drops of orange bitters - stunning Italian Sour!

Tastes really good, almost as the real one.

El producto es bueno y sirve a mis propositos pero el sello del tapón es deficiente y se derramó liquido por el cuello de la botella. Algo que seguiro se puede reparar ajustando el proceso de embotellado.

Greta tasting spritz alternative for my pregnant wife. Thought it was meant to be more Aperol flavoured but tastes like Campari instead. Still delicious, pair with an alcohol free Prosecco for even better flavour!