p>To begin, pour yourself a tall glass of this refreshing, slightly citrusy beverage. Now, lie in the sun, close your eyes and say 'Positano......Salerno...Amore.' Presto, you are now an Italian Countess and sole heiress to your Grandfather's silk empire. Prego.

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Lyre's Italian Spritz The sweetness from orange is perfectly fused with the complex and astringent flavours of rhubarb, finishing dry and deliciously refreshing. Lyre's Classico Generous aromatics continue in the glass, classic green apple tartness followed by a soft richness of pear, peach and red apple on the palate to taste. Chalky fine acids are present to clean the palate and get you ready fir the next glass.

This Italian Highball is an effervescence sensation, combining the bubbles of tonic and soda to elevate the Spritz to a whole new level. I fell in love with Aperitif Spritz when I was in Italy some years ago. This is such a great non-alcoholic alternative! I love sipping it in the sun on a Sunday afternoon.” The classic Italian Aperitif spirit was invented over 100 years ago, by a pair of brothers, Luigi and Silvio Barbieri. It included a combination of oranges, both bitter and sweet, rhubarb, herbs and roots. While the flavour of the Spritz is charming as it is, it’s quite easy to adjust its taste to suit your needs. Whether you like your beverage with less alcohol or slightly sweeter, there’s a range of amazing non-alcoholic Spritz recipes and variations for a sweeter Spritz to suit different tastes.

The average Spritz contains around 11% ABV (alcohol by volume). To reduce it further, use a larger ratio of soda water and less Aperol and Prosecco or usea larger ratio of soda water and less Aperol and Prosecco or use Perfectly balanced and pre-mixed with the best non-alcohol sparkling for Aperitif Spritz, Sans Bar's Spritzing In Venice Can features flavours of burnt orange, bitter herbs and rhubarb. The Lyre’s range uses potassium sorbate – a salt, and one of the most widely used preservatives in the world. We think it’s important that you know that every single non-alcoholic spirit on the market uses potassium sorbate too, to remain shelf-stable. The Lyre’s team is working hard on developing an all-natural replacement for this also. Three of our variants, Italian Spritz, Italian Orange and Absinthe, contain certified colours that meet the safety standards of the US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) and the European Food Safety Authority (EFSA). We think it’s important for our customers to know that these are the exactly the same colourants that are used in the alcoholic originals that we’re paying homage to. We continue to work on developing all natural colours for these three variants – we’re confident that we’ll get there and we’ll be sure to let you know when we do.The perfect Aperitif Spritz recipe is simple. Add ice to a wine glass and pour in a measure of your non-alcoholic Aperitif spirit alternative. Add a measure of non-alcoholic sparkling wine and finally, top with a dash of soda water. The best alcohol-free Aperitif alternatives 1. Sans Bar Spritzing In Venice This unique aperitif has been impossibly crafted to capture the essence of a vibrant orange Italian bitter spritz style with flavours that are distinct and contemporary. Lyre's beverages have their own distinction as a premium, non-alcoholic beverage. p>This unique spirit has been impossibly crafted to capture the essence of a Amalfi Spritz with flavours that are distinct & contemporary. Lyre's spirits don't just mimic, they have their own distinction as a premium non alcoholic beverage.

Flavour profile: The bittersweet orange and rich peach flavours of the Amalfi Spritz is like sunshine itself, bright, intense and the promise of good times. The fine bubble fills the palate with fresh orange complex rhubarb and elderflower perfectly to finish dry and deliciously refreshing. Classic orange-red in colour..

• Rhubarb
• Herbs
• Peach
• Melon

Sans Bar Spritzing In Venice Can is made in Australia without artificial colours or artificial sweeteners. It’s low in sugar, vegan-friendly and just 6 calories per 100ml so no need to worry about Aperitif Spritz calories. This is tasty. I've found some other AF spirits watery and bland but this has plenty of flavour with a nice balance of some sweetness and a good dash of bitterness. I am looking forward to drinking it with some AF bubbles over the Christmas season.” 5. Monday Non-Alcoholic Aperitz Spritz

Oh, the weather outside is frightful, but this Spritz is so delightful. Since we’ve no place to go, let it pour, let it pour, let it pour. The fact it is ready to be mixed with anything from soda or tonic through to your favourite alcoholic sparkling. A: To bring the true sophisticated flavours to life in Lyre’s, we use a range of natural sugars to match the mouthfeel and sweetness of the classic spirit style. This means that while Lyre’s is not sugar free, our calorie/kilojoule levels are much lower than our alcoholic equivalents because of our no-alcohol base. Making your drink a Lyre’s will reduce your calorific consumption compared to a full-alcohol equivalent.Personally, I quite enjoy 50-60ml of this over ice with a great quality tonic or 50-60ml over ice topped up with a non-alc sparkling of choice or the Lyre’s Classico. So now it is over to you, let’s find you a bottle no matter where you are in the world. An array of global links are down below. Sans Bar Spritzing In Venice Can is best served chilled. Pour into a large wine glass over ice and garnish with a fresh slice of orange and a green olive. You can also enjoy this non-alcoholic Aperitif Spritz straight from the can. Discover the perfect Aperitif Spritz for you