3.77
68% of reviewers would recommend to a friend
Haus
3.8 • 61 Reviews
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3.77
68% of reviewers would recommend to a friend
Really tasty NA option! In particular if you are bringing something to a party and want to be more upscale. I was a Haus infrequent purchaser before they closed. Very interested to see what flavors they bring back under new management. Would particularly recommend their mini sets if you are a first time buyer. A great way to test multiple flavors!
Bright citrus and coaxing lavender are two sides of the same coin, meaning it’s a perfect example of two opposites destined to come together. The Lemon Lavender apéritif by Haus features a light and botanical flavor that hints at Coriander Spice and Chamomile. Haus recommends mixing the Lemon Lavender apéritif into a glass of soda water to introduce a bit of zing. Containing only 18% of alcohol, you can easily make this an afternoon delight.
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3y ago
I love their apéritif honestly. I think if you are into this type of drink, you can really taste the flavor profile and not get super drunk from it! I had tried almost all their flavor, my favorite is probably lemon lavender, such a goood summer drink, with a little ice and sparkling water.
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I stop subscribing because the price is a little steep and I am trying to get better by drink less.
3y ago
Beautiful packaging and 10/10 unpackaging experience. Some of the flavors are delicious and some are just okay. Nice extra to have in the cabinet.
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Some of the flavors are a little syrupy.
Tried Rose Rose & New Fashioned. Love both. A masterclass of a brand. One of my go-to gifts.
4y ago
Love bitters and bitter drinks, but can't say I loved the 4 different flavors I tried.
This is one of those brands that came beautifully packaged, but I didn't love the actual product. I tried a sampler awhile back, and while all the flavors taste different side-by-side, if you're having only one in a sitting it can be hard to tell some of the flavors apart. The flavors are unique, but that doesn't necessarily mean they taste great. I wanted something I could drink on it's own, but I ended up having to look up ways to do mixers because they were a bit much to drink straight. They also didn't sit super well in my stomach, which happens for certain types of alcohol for me.
The product is great but the real reason to buy this is the sleek look on your countertop. Alcohol branding at its best !
4y ago
Tried Haus a little while back. Like the branding and the general aesthetic, but I didn't end up liking the flavors ordered (bitter clove and citrus flower) though it could just be that I'm not into aperitifs or haven't found the right use of them.
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Would be great to have some way of better understanding the flavors and how best to drink them.
4y ago
I love the cleverness with which Haus is coming to market. Obviously the branding is on point, the packaging is beautiful. I keep trying to figure out how it fits in with my routine personally. I did expect lighter alcohol content, but of course now I realize that's in relation to traditional spirits. I didn't love the two flavors I tried (bitter clove and citrus flower) but I just got a multi-pack to try some of the new ones. Taste is obviously personal, so you may love them! I like the recipes they come with, I also am pretty lazy so unless I find a flavor I love I may not re-up.
The bottle, the founder story and the mission, plus the flavours are incredible! I'm not the biggest drinker but I feel very satisfied taking it neat or having it be a big part of a cocktail!
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They don't ship to Canada :( and it would be awesome to see how others drink it either through community-driven content or fun recipes
3y ago
I bought the sampler pack for my partner as a gift. We found the flavors to just okay be okay and enjoyed them more as a mixer than on their own.
3y ago
Love the branding, and that it's a low alc alternative to drinking wine... Haus' natural ingredients, and unique flavours are also a huge positive in my books :)
Tried this at a friend's house and it is delicious! Great alternative to Aperol or Campari for making spritzes. I thought about buying it, but it is a little pricey. Will perhaps purchase as a gift.
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Lower price point
Haus is great to gift, but even better when shared together. I like the different flavors they offer like Yuzu and citrus flower. Just splash some sparkling water or sparkling juice, and you've got yourself a good time.
Great low alcohol alternative and looks amazing on the bar cart
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Not totally in love with the flavors, but it is a personal preference
I love the branding, mission, and idea of Haus. For me, though, the apertif culture bit falls short as the flavors are better with added spirits, making them a cocktail and losing the lower-alcohol allure.
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Lighter flavors might help!
4y ago
I love whiskey, but don't usually love bitters or whiskey cocktails. I loved mixing bitter clove Haus with a little bit of whiskey on the rocks. It added the perfect flavor to my drink.
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Some of the other flavors weren't my favorite.
Haus is an amazing flavorful, fresh aperitif that has become a bar cart staple in our house. Variety of well-crafted flavors, low alcohol ABV, natural ingredients and gorgeous packaging. Clearly made with love.
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It's so versatile, I'd love more exposure into how the community is drinking it - with what mixers, cocktail recipes etc
I did not really like this product! I ordered a variety of flavors and was excited to have an after-dinner drink that was low-sugar and low-calorie. One thing I did not expect is how wine-y all the flavors are. I knew wine was an ingredient, but I envisioned these tasting more like Campari, Aperol, or Italicus, and imagined the flavors in their names (Rose! Yuzu!) would be prominent, like the bergamot in Italicus. They ended up tasting a lot more just like... weird mediocre wines, and those notes like Yuzu fell into the background. My favorite was Bitter Clove, which is also the one where the clove flavor was most prominent.
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I would revisit the marketing and packaging of this product – I felt a bit misled! I would maybe try packaging it like a fortified wine, and advertise the wine component more than the flavors, which are very subtle.