Ghia is a new non-alcoholic apéritif inspired by the Mediterranean that will help you have a good time drinking without the buzz. They wanted to make a drink that would take you to happy places without numbing the night, a drink you’d remember in the morning without the hangover. Naturally, we had no problem taking one for the sober team and taste-testing this one for you. Feeling jelly? You should because it was liquid luxury in a glass to the last drop.
GHIA, a spirits-free apéritif, is adapted for modern times. It’s an invitation to take a moment for yourself, watch the sunset, move from work into play, and take care of your loved ones, one delicious sip at a time.
A DRINK TO REMEMBER
Ghia is a collection of social tonics inspired by the Mediterranean aperitivo culture. What’s their magic ingredient that will transport you to the Mediterranean seaside? Potent extracts of natural nervines. Heady herbals. Blithe Botanicals. Everything inside their gorgeous bottle was created to soothe and stimulate.
WHAT EXACTLY IS AN APERITIF?
Born on the coasts of France and Italy, the classic Aperitif is a bold combination of botanicals that kickstarts the appetite and the conversation. Light and dry, it is perfect for slow-sipping and fast-talking, a drink that takes friends from sunset to sunrise.
ALWAYS SPIRITS FREE
Ghia took out the booze and the fake stuff… but they kept in all the attitude. Their pure ingredients, a biting combination of botanical extracts — no alcohol — are powerful enough to bring out the best version of you.
THE POWER OF NERVINES
Their magic ingredient? Potent extracts of natural nervines – herbs known to soothe the mind, returning the body from burnout. They’ve spent countless hours mixing and remixing to get the right balance of taste + effect without adding any nasties. You’ll feel the spark and taste the bite.
MAKE YOURSELF A MEAN ZERO PROOF MOCKTAIL
Ghia brings you loads of non-alcoholic recipes to entertain your guests and dazzle their pallets. Can you believe one bottle can be turned into so many delicious mixes? Have zero-proof fun as you play with all of their recommended recipes at home, creating Instagram picture perfection in a glass.
Sober Curator Pro Tip: Your glassware doesn’t have to break the bank. We love to pop some tags and go thrift store shopping for our glassware finds. Another person’s trash can be your sober treasures, leaving you more money in your pocket to keep your at-home sober bar fully stocked!
- I LOVE YUZU : refreshing taste and smell of yuzu
- NOT FROSÉ : for those who love a frozen treat
- TROPICAGHIA : put on your Oculus VR glasses, head to a virtual beach, and pretend your on vacay!
- A NIGHT AT THE SPRITZ : the founders fav, unexpectedly pure Ghia
- MOJITOASTER : you were mint for me!
- SLOW BURN : take it easy! Bitter is better!
- THE GHIA GREYHOUND : get in touch with your wild (grapefruit) side
- ROSEMERRYMAKING : sophistication in a glass
- YOU HAD ME AT HI : a punch without the punch
- AGRODOLCE : a twist on the classic negroni
- GHIA GODFATHER : it’s a classic
- GHIA COLADA : if you like pina coladas and getting stuck in the rain
- THE SANGHIA : super citrusy
- SHE BITES : a ginger forward bevie that bites…in a good way
- YOUR MAIN SQUEEZE : their take on the Limoncello – but more mellow
- OLIVE YOU : a slow dance in a glass
- THE HOLIDAZE : a touch of spice, every day is a holiday
- THE HIGH LIFE : a late afternoon garden party
Did someone say High Life? I think we need to take a moment and get back in the High Life again! (#seewhatwedidthere)
OFF THE ROCKS with Rickie Ticklez
TIME TO #ADDTOCART!
Everything inside their bottle was picked because of its completely natural ability to soothe and to stimulate. Each glass promises to kick up the energy and calm down the mind. After opening, keep chilled in the refrigerator and it will last up to two weeks. Ghia makes a great gift for those sober someone’s in your life, the perfect addition to your at-home zero proof bar, and a thoughtful gift if you’re heading to a friend or family members house party.
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