Cut a fine figure at all times and still toast to your good health.
With Lyre's Non-Alcoholic Spirits you can enjoy all the taste with no compromise. Embrace the night and seize the following day without the impact or anxiety of a hangover.
Lyre’s has significantly less calories than the equivalent traditional alcohol spirit equivalent. Depending on the variant, Lyre’s is up to 95% less calories than the equivalent drink containing alcohol. Making your drink a Lyre’s will reduce the calorific consumption compared to a full-alcohol equivalent.
Swagger don't stagger into your next gym session.
SEE HOW LYRE’S MEASURES UP
SOURCES - Lyre’s nutritional cards. Various brand and comparison websites such as www.calorieking.com
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Enjoy these delicious non-alcoholic spirits, with less than 20 calories in each serve.
MARGARITA OR MOJITO?
Knowing what's really going in that cocktail shaker could help you avoid tons of added calories and hangover-inducing sugar. To bring the true sophisticated flavours to life in Lyre’s, we use a range 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.
LYRE'S
PASSIONFRUIT COLADA
LOW CALORIE | NON-ALCOHOLIC | VEGAN | GLUTEN FREE
One of the world’s most popular summer cocktails, the Pina Colada is refreshing and sweet. It ́s super easy to make but adding fresh passionfruit and lime will take this beach bar favourite to the next level. Perfect to enjoy with friends. “If you like Pina Coladas, getting caught in the rain...”
Come on, sing it..!
INGREDIENTS
2 Parts (60mL/ 2 Fl Oz) Lyre's White Cane Spirit
½ Part (15mL/ ½ Fl Oz) lime juice
3 Parts (90mL/ 3 Fl Oz) unsweetened pineapple juice
¼ Part (7.5mL/ ¼ Fl Oz) premium coconut syrup
½ fresh passionfruit pulp
METHOD: Dry Shake, fill shaker with ice, shake hard, strain into glass, fill with ice
GLASS: Goblet, ballon or colada
GARNISH: Mint sprig, passionfruit shell
LYRE'S
SOUTHSIDE
LOW CALORIE | NON-ALCOHOLIC | VEGAN | GLUTEN FREE
This vintage cocktail combines the flavours of Lyre’s Dry London Spirit and Absinthe with perfumed mint and citrus served up and icy cold.
This drink is said to have come from the southside of Chicago during prohibition where mobsters enjoyed its fresh and vibrant flavours, while taking care of business.
INGREDIENTS
1½ Parts (45mL/ 1½ Fl Oz) Lyre's Dry London Spirit
½ Part (15mL/ ½ Fl Oz) Lyre's Absinthe
½ Part (15mL/ ½ Fl Oz) lime juice
½ Part (15mL/ ½ Fl Oz) white sugar syrup (1:1)
8 mint leaves
METHOD: Shake briefly with ice, fine strain into glass
GLASS: Cocktail coupette
GARNISH: Neat mint leaf float
LYRE'S
WHITE CANE COLLINS
LOW CALORIE | NON-ALCOHOLIC | VEGAN | NUT FREE | DAIRY FREE | EGG FREE | GLUTEN FREE
Used to be I thought lemons were only good for killing off scurvy.
But after I took a summer sojourn from the pirate life, I uncovered a bounty worth its weight in doubloons and perfect for any summer gathering.
When life gives you lemons, make a White Cane Collins, savvy?
INGREDIENTS
60mL Lyre's White Cane Spirit
15mL white sugar syrup (1:1)
30mL lemon juice
90mL premium bottled soda water
METHOD: Build over ice, stir
GLASS: Highball
GARNISH: Lemon wedge
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These refreshingly convenient beauties are filled with flavours that you'll love to take wherever you go, with less than 100 calories in each serve - that's no brainer!
Low Sugar Non-Alcoholic Drinks
These days, it’s no secret that ditching the sweet stuff is both a virtuous and healthy path to go down. Cutting down your sugar intake can lessen your chances of getting diabetes, control your weight, improve the look of your skin and boost your heart health. Sounds pretty delightful to us!
*Depending on the variant, Lyre’s is up to 95% less calories than the equivalent drink containing alcohol. Refer to lyres.com.au/FAQs for breakdown of calories and comparison to their alcoholic counterparts
Libations!
