Ghia reviews and discussion

I absolutely love the branding and marketing of this brand. Their drink mixers are amazing and our great for people who want to dive into nonalcoholic beverages, or you could even add alcohol and make them into a nice cocktail.

Ghia's non-alcoholic aperitif has a bold, herbal flavor with notes of yuzu and elderflower. It’s a sophisticated alternative to alcohol, but the bitter taste might not be for everyone. At $38 a bottle, it’s a bit pricey, especially if you’re unsure about the flavor. Great for those who enjoy complex drinks, but may not be a hit for everyone.

I’m absolutely hooked on the richness of this Ghia aperitif. For me, the perfect balance is a 1:1 ratio with sparkling water, though I also enjoy it over ice as a smooth nightcap. I recently tried the Whatever Floats Your Boat cocktail from Ghia’s website, and it was delicious! It has a bright citrusy sweetness, with a refreshing coolness from the muddled cucumber. This aperitif is incredibly versatile, whether you're sipping it straight, mixing it into cocktails, or enjoying it simply with some bubbles. So flavorful and satisfying!

With its thoughtfully crafted ingredients and elegant flavor, Ghia is a must-try for anyone looking to reduce alcohol consumption without sacrificing the pleasure of a delicious, grown-up drink. It’s an excellent choice for socializing, relaxation, or even just as a sophisticated alternative to soda.

I really enjoyed Ghia. Love that it is NA as well. Very cool packaging too.

Very hard to find. I had numerous text rebates for this product but was never able to locate it in stores. The packaging reminded me of a middle eastern product from the 70s. Especially with the name ghia, not quite sure what to expect.

I finally had to chance to try a Ghia Spritz, surprisingly at a gelato-cocktail shop in Hong Kong. It tasted better than I had expected, less bitter, less sweet and more refreshing than an Aperol spritz. It doesn't have the "artificial orange" taste that Aperol has, which I appreciate. Having said that, I'd only choose this (given the price) over an alcoholic drink if I really need to.

I recently tried Ghia, and I’m totally hooked! It’s the perfect non-alcoholic option for when I want something sophisticated but without the booze. The blend of botanicals, like yuzu and rosemary, gives it such a refreshing yet complex flavor, and the gentle sweetness from the grape juice rounds it all out beautifully. It’s like a Mediterranean escape in a glass!

We got this for our last do and it was a hit.

I tried a non alcoholic mixer from Ghia. It had a lovely deep color and made for a festive drink. I feel like the price point is a bit high for a non alcoholic drink but the craftsmanship is lovely if you’re willing to pay the price.

Its a good alternative for sober folks that want to feel included, taste wasnt bad and the branding is very cool.

Love the extracts. Liked the taste but was not crazy about it. Still love the idea. I believe it was the fizz set at a party,

I am soooo happy my friend gave me ghia as a christmas gift. i have tried kin before and absolutely hated the taste but ghia is so yummy!! i pair it with seltzers often

Ghia is the perfect non-alcoholic drink for those looking to enjoy a flavorful, refreshing beverage without the booze. This social tonic is packed with botanical extracts, giving it a unique, herbal taste that’s both calming and energizing. It’s ideal for sipping on during gatherings or enjoying a quiet evening, offering the same sophisticated vibe as an alcoholic drink but with no hangover! If you're looking for a chic, alcohol-free option that still feels like a treat, Ghia is a must-try! 🌿🍃

Love the mission and ethos of this brand, however unfortunately I did not find the taste worth it. Additionally; too pricey considering the mediocre taste.

I’ve been enjoying Ghia for a couple of years now, and while it's become a staple in my fridge, it's certainly had its ups and downs. When I first tried it, I didn't realize you need to mix it with something like sparkling water. Honestly, my initial sip was a bit of a shock—let’s just say I wouldn't recommend drinking it straight! But once I added some fizzy water, the flavors balanced out beautifully, turning into a delightful, refreshing beverage that feels sophisticated and satisfying. That being said, let’s talk price. At $38 a bottle, it’s not exactly a budget-friendly option, especially considering you need to mix it with something else to get the full experience. Hosting a party with Ghia can quickly turn into a pricey affair, and even just keeping it stocked for a casual sip can strain the wallet. Now, for the real kicker: the bottles themselves. I’ve bought around 12 bottles over the past two years, and in 9 of them, either the cork broke off into the bottle or the top lid came off entirely. Talk about frustrating! I've started saving old working tops just in case, but if you don’t have that backup, you’re pretty much shit out of luck.

Sumac and Chili flavor is my favorite

love these non alcoholic drinks. they're bitter in the way alcohol is, not a typical fruit juice mocktail

I love the taste of the ghia spritz in a can!! Also, not sure if its a placebo moment but I do think I experience a small bit of mood improvement after drinking one. My fav non alcoholic option!

I don't drink so finding non-alcoholic alternatives has been a mission of mine. I was really excited to try Ghia because I've heard so many great things about it! I bought an entire set from the Aperitif to the cans of their Spritz and to be honest...it was just okay. I didn't find the flavor to be wildly life-changing. It didn't remind me a cocktail or a spritz at all. The branding is nice but I wouldn't purchase this again. I'd rather just have sparkling water.