Cocktail Box with Original Apéritif
Totem Glass Color
A gift guaranteed to cause a stir. It contains:
- A 500ml bottle of the Original Apéritif
- A Super Fancy Pour Spout
- A handmade Totem Glass designed in collaboration with Sophie Lou Jacobsen
- Set of 2 Seriously Sharp Cocktail Picks for Aperitivo accompaniments or garnishes
- 2 Ghia coasters
- A gift-worthy (and reusable) Ghia Box
Flavor:
Original Apéritif
Water, White Grape Juice from Concentrate, Lemon Balm Extract, Gentian Root Extract, Elderflower Extract, Date Concentrate, Lemon Juice Concentrate, Plum Juice Concentrate, Acacia, Fruit and Vegetable Juice for Color, Rhubarb Root Extract, Potassium Sorbate, Orange Extract, Ginger Extract, Yuzu Extract
Berry Apéritif
Water, Strawberry Juice from Concentrate, Black Currant Juice from Concentrate, Date Concentrate, Chamomile Tea (water, extract), Lapsang Souchong Tea (water, extract), Gentian Root Extract, Acacia, Cardamom Extract, Honeysuckle Extract, Orange Peel Extract, Holy Basil Extract, Clove Extract, Orris Root Extract, Hibiscus Extract, Vitamin C (as ascorbic acid), Orange Blossom Extract, Potassium Sorbate, Rosemary Extract
FREQUENTLY BOUGHT TOGETHER
Super Fancy Pour Spout
Le Spritz Blood Orange
Label Stickers
Super Fancy Pour Spout
Le Spritz Blood Orange
Label Stickers
All of the spirit none of the booze
Ghia Apéritifs, from aperitivo hour to last call. After a satisfyingly bitter taste of summer on the rocks, Berry moves with you through the rest of the night. Spritz, stir, or sip, however it feels right.
- JessicaVerified Reviewer4 days agoRated 5 out of 5 starsMy new fav!
At first, I didn’t think I liked it, but once it was chilled, over ice, and spritzed with bubbly, it grew on me. Now it’s my go to Mocktail. I was looking to replace sauv blanc with a healthier substitute and wanted more than just plain old soda water. I actually do feel more relaxed after 2 of these so I appreciate the natural ingredients like lemon balm for stress reduction. It’s crisp, citrusy and has that tannic bitter mouthfeel that you get from wine. If I want it a little sweeter I add a splash of tart cherry juice or a few drops of lemon or Valencia orange stevia.
- Misti M.Verified Buyer5 days agoRated 5 out of 5 starsRefreshing without the calories
I’m enjoying mixing the original Aperitif with some lemon and club soda.
- Melissa S.Verified Buyer1 month agoRated 5 out of 5 starsOut of this world taste
Let me start by saying that I’m a cocktail person, and I normally avoid sweet drinks. I request my old fashions to be less sweet, same for my lattes. I’m about acidity and balance and tasting the liquor or herbals. I tried this on a whim recently, as I was looking for NA cocktail alternatives. I got the cans, then ordered this concentrate (it is the same, just undiluted and needs sparkling water added). I was initially hesitant reading the label as grape juice was one of the first ingredients. Buuuut - HOLY COW - I was shook at how delicious this is. I do not taste utter sweetness and even grapes for that matter. The bitterness is perfect, and this truly tastes like a cocktail I would order out. I immediately recommended it to my friend who is a big fan of apertifs. I strongly recommend you give Ghia a try. I honestly wish it came in even bigger bottles! 👏👏
- Nathaniel K.Verified Buyer1 month agoRated 5 out of 5 starsGreat mocktail!
Love Ghia as an alternative to drinking alcohol, love to mix it with sparkling water and some lemon juice. Perfectly bitter and not too sweet.
- Andrea1 month agoRated 5 out of 5 stars5 Stars
Adorable, actually in use
What exactly is an Aperitif?
Born on the coasts of France and Italy, the classic Apéritif is a bold combination of botanicals that kickstart the appetite and the conversation.
Always spirits free
We took out the booze and the fake stuff… but we kept in all the attitude. Our pure ingredients, a biting combination of botanical extracts — no alcohol.
The power of nervines
Our magic ingredient? Potent extracts of natural nervines - herbs known to soothe the mind, bringing the body back from burnout.
