Lyre's Dry London Spirit: An Australian CEO's Mission to Replicate the World's Classic Spirits Without Alcohol
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Lyre's Dry London Spirit is a Contemporary gin made by Lyre's Spirit Co in Australia. ABV: 0% ABV. Key botanicals include juniper, citrus peel, coriander, pepperberry, orange blossom. Our expert rating is 6/10.
Tasting Notes
Nose
Rich orange blossom, lime, jasmine, juniper and mint — generous and multi-layered for a non-alcoholic spirit, genuinely reminiscent of a classic London Dry nose
Palate
Firm juniper and citrus flavours — earthy mid-palate with vinous qualities, pepperberry adding warmth and a convincing bite, coriander spice, crisp and dry rather than sweet, lime zest brightness
Finish
Generous and dry thanks to pepperberry — the warmth creating a convincing substitute for alcohol's burn, juniper lingering, moderate length, one of the more successful non-alcoholic gin finishes available
Expert Review
6/10Founded in 2019 by Mark Livings in Australia — now the world's leading independent non-alcoholic spirits brand. Dry London Spirit replicates a traditional London Dry gin at 0.5% ABV or less. Rich scents of orange blossom, lime, jasmine, juniper and mint on the nose. Australian pepperberry provides the warmth and dry finish that alcohol normally delivers. Designed for G&Ts, Negronis, and Gimlets without compromise.
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