Ghia Non-Alcoholic Le Spritz OG Spritz + Lime & Salt Variety (12-Pack) - 8 Fl Oz Cans | Botanical Mediterranean Inspired Apéritif - No Added Sugar, Caffeine-Free

Love it! Complex flavor that hits the spot if you’re not into sweet cocktails. It has a subtle sweetness but certainly leans herbal/ bitter. I see complaints about the cost. While they aren’t cheap, they are certainly less than a bougie cocktail.

Love the taste it’s a bit bitter makes an excellent replacement for a cocktail bubbly and refreshing very costly though that is only downside

These have such a distinct flavor--bitter, not sweet--that I crave. It's for people who like bitters & aperitifs (campari, amaros, etc.) I like that I'm having something that tastes special, like a cocktail, but it isn't trying to mock any specific alcohol or cocktail, so you don't focus on the difference or what's missing. If you aren't into bitters or amaros, it might taste strange to you. I like the cans chilled, poured in a cocktail glass with just a cube or two of ice (or no ice if it's ni…cely chilled already). I would buy a lot more if it was cheaper!

These are fantastic! Have been drinking since Ghia first started up. I am so happy that Prime carries the 4-pack Spritz, as I can't find in nearby stores. Only the Soda and the Lime/Salt are vegan so I have never tried the Ginger. I love the Soda and the Lime flavors, they offer a full- bodied, complex, slightly bitter non-a cocktail. I enjoy my spritz in a beautiful glass over ice...I feel like I'm drinking something uncommon and special. I would note that the Lime/Salt spritz do have 85 mg of… sodium which the Soda has zero....so I will probably mostly stick to the soda from here on out even though I love both.

As someone who’s struggled with alcohol for years this is a much welcomed beverage. It’s tasty and has the magic of a really good drink that soda etc. just doesn’t. I hope the brand takes off, as the only downside is that it’s quite expensive.

It’s refreshing. Helps settle nausea too (at least it did for me).

A Ghia apertif is such a lovely, light drink. It has the flavor depth and complexity of a cocktail, but it’s alcohol-free. We ordered two flavors: original and ginger spritz.The original is refreshing. It’s sweet, but nothing like a soda or candy-flavored cocktail where the sugar hits immediately. It’s tempered by a layer of herbal botanicals, with a slightly bitter aftertaste that is quite pleasant. I truly don’t know what to compare the flavor to as it’s quite unlike any other American drinks… that I’ve tried.The ginger variation adds heat to the drink with an extra layer of spiciness. My husband found this to be a great improvement, while I liked the OG better. It all depends on your fondness for ginger.The 8 oz cans are smaller than your average soda can, but it’s the size you want. This is a strong flavor that should be sipped and savored, not chugged down in a few swigs.

An ice-cold Ghia just hits different.It's complex, it's sophisticated, a little bitter, the kind of flavor you never get tired of and find yourself craving at weird times of day. Perfect for beach days, barbecues, and grown-up parties where the vibes are good enough without the liquor.Do yourself a favor and grab every flavor, this stuff is poetry in a can.

I ordered the pack with the Soda and Ginger versions, and I think that they're quite tasty. I don't know if these are supposed to taste like something that usually has alcohol as I'm much more of a beer drinker than mixed drinks, so to me, these are just another beverage. However, they are good and have a taste to them unlike anything that I've had before. They aren't like regular soda, nor do they taste like juice (a main ingredient). The taste is more complex, and I find it very enjoyable.

Good non alchoholic drink and great packaging,but for me its little bit on the bitter side.