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American Malt
Spiritsnon alcoholic spirit

American Malt

Lyre's American Malt is a non-alcoholic bourbon alternative at under 0.3% ABV, with caramel, vanilla and toasted oak character, sold in a 700ml bottle.

About This Drink

Lyre's American Malt is a non-alcoholic bourbon-style spirit at under 0.3% ABV, part of the Lyre's range launched in 2019 by Melbourne-based founders Mark Livings and Carl Hartmann. Rather than dealcoholising whiskey, Lyre's constructs each expression from scratch using natural flavour compounds, glucose syrup, caramel and botanical extracts blended in a water base, with steviol glycosides as a sweetener. The flavour profile centres on mellow caramel and vanilla backed by toasted nut character, sweet spice and a cedary dryness that mimics charred oak. It lacks the heat that alcohol provides in a straight bourbon, but in a Whiskey Sour or mixed long drink over cola it holds up well. Nutritional values from the Amazon UK listing put a 30ml serve at around 3.4 calories. At 700ml and vegan, gluten-free and caffeine-free, the American Malt is the right call for fitness-focused drinkers who want to keep cocktail habits going through training blocks. It also fits well for drink-free days when you still want the ritual of a proper glass. One of the stronger performers in the UK alcohol-free spirits lineup for whiskey-style mixing.

Ingredients

Water, Glucose Syrup, Caramel Sugar, Natural Flavour, Acidity Regulator: Phosphoric Acid, Preservative: Potassium Sorbate, Stabiliser: Cellulose Gum, Steviol Glycosides.

Key Specs

Per 100ml

ABV
0.3%

Dietary

VEGANLOW SUGARLOW CALORIECAFFEINE-FREE

Serving

Size
23ml

Production

built from scratch using natural caramel, vanilla and oak flavour compounds with glucose syrup and steviol glycosides

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Key Specs

Per 100ml

ABV
0.3%

Dietary

VEGANLOW SUGARLOW CALORIECAFFEINE-FREE

Serving

Size
23ml

Production

built from scratch using natural caramel, vanilla and oak flavour compounds with glucose syrup and steviol glycosides