Lyre's offers a range of non-alcoholic spirits.

Launched in Australia in July 2019, Lyre’s Non-Alcoholic Spirits is a range of 18 alcohol-free classic spirits 5 ready-to-drink expressions and Classico, a non-alcoholic Italian Sparkling wine style. The brand was created and co-founded by EY Entrepreneur of the Year Finalist Mark Livings with the mission to provide an alternative to those who don’t wish to imbibe alcohol without sacrificing the flavours of their favourite spirits. 
 
Lyre’s is the most decorated non-alcoholic spirit brand globally, receiving over 300 medals at prestigious events such as the London Spirits Competition, San Diego International Wine & Spirits Challenge, San Francisco World Spirits Competition, SommCon’s Concours d’Spirits competition, Drink easy Awards, Imbibe, IWSC – International Wine and Spirit Competition, The Drinks Business awards and the Melbourne International Wine and Spirits competition. Lyre’s is currently available in Australia, New Zealand, the United States, the United Kingdom, Canada, Hong Kong, Singapore, China and throughout Europe. For more information, visit www.lyres.com and follow the brand on Instagram at @LyresSpiritCo. 

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Amalfi Spritz

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really like the Amalfi Spritz "aperitivo" ! it has a similar bitterness to aperol and makes a pretty great mocktail when mixed with a bit of orange soda/NA prosecco. I also really like that it mimics the orange color of aperol so it feels like a very similar aesthetic.

I tried Lyre's Amaretti and Aperitif Rosso. The Amaretti has a pleasant almond taste and is predominantly sweet but not syrupy or overwhelming. I tried it with some lemon juice, imitating an amaretto sour cocktail. It wowed me here. For the first time, I was enjoying a non alcoholic cocktail that felt complex and punchy enough to taste great served neat, without the help of soda or tonic.

I don’t recommend this as a solo sipper, but I think it would be a flexible addition to lots of drinks. In fact, it’s distinct enough that I could see it having benefits in even an alcoholic cocktail in the hands of a savvy bartender.

Aperitif Rosso has a rich and juicy flavor that’s sweet but not overwhelming. The aftertaste is the real surprise though. Aperitif Rosso has an intriguing finish that delivers a slightly bitter taste similar to a grapefruit pith or a cocktail with a few extra dashes of bitters. For cocktail and vermouth nerds, this is most comparable to Punt e Mes, a popular vermouth in the craft cocktail world.

While Aperitif Rosso might be a bit rich by itself, I’m sure this bottle has all the firepower to stand up in any mocktail.

In concept I LOVE the breadth of flavors. The packaging is fun and playful, though they write some weird, irrelevant things on the labels. 
I've tried 6 or 7 different flavors, and the liquid itself is OKAY. They all taste like water with flavor extracts mixed in. All are fairly flat and watery on their own - would never stand up to sipping neat. You have to treat as one element of a base, and really figure out how to mix and pair to make what feels like a full cocktail. If you want to put in that work, they can be a lot of fun!

I drank these non-alcoholic spirits when I was pregnant with both of my kids. The best one I tried was the Campari liqueur- with a little bit of tonic, it was a very good mocktail. I'm very picky with non-alcoholic spirits, and I think most of them are a bit of a racket. But Lyre's is one of the good ones! 

Their Amalfi Spritz cans are superb - my favorite non-alcoholic spritz I've tried. I've had mixed experiences with the other canned cocktails, and I wouldn't reach for them. I haven't tried the bottled "spirits," so I cannot speak to them.

Good idea. Not bad for NA. Not good straight, but passable when made into cocktails. Becoming more widespread and with popularity of NA drinks on the rise Lyres will do well. Good option to have at a party for those not looking to drink but want to fit in.

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