Research-based review. This review was synthesized from public reviews listed under Sources. GoSavify has not tested Ghia products yet, and the score is our estimate from that evidence. How we review.
3.8
out of 5
Medium evidence
A distinctive, bitter non-alcoholic apéritif that critics praise, at a price close to alcoholic ones.
Best for: Non-drinkers who like Campari-style bitter drinks.
What people like
- Critics call its spritzes among the best non-alcoholic drinks
- 4.2 from about 490 Thingtesting users
- 15% off and free shipping when sent as a gift
What could be better
- The bitter taste isn't for everyone
- Pricey for a non-alcoholic drink
- Only 15 days to ask for a refund
What Ghia sells
Prices from drinkghia.com; the store's price at checkout is the one that counts. Photos: Ghia.
Is Ghia legit?
Short answer: yes, Ghia is a real store, and our score is 3.8 out of 5. The main caveat: the bitter taste isn't for everyone.
It sells non-alcoholic apéritifs, spritzes, glassware and gifts through its own website, drinkghia.com. Public ratings: Thingtesting (Ghia) 4.2 (491). Returns: Refund if you're not pleased, when you tell Ghia within 15 days of purchase.
Our take: legitimate, but read the downsides below before you buy.
Quality
BevNET called the Le Spritz one of the best-tasting non-alcoholic cocktail alternatives it had tried, and Vice recommends Ghia to fans of Campari and fernet. Users rate it 4.2 on Thingtesting; some find it one-note bitter. Ghia has no Trustpilot reviews.
Price and value
Bottles and spritz packs cost about $38 and up, with multi-packs cheaper per bottle. Sending it as a gift takes 15% off with free shipping.
Shipping and returns
Gifts ship free. If you're not pleased, Ghia refunds you when you tell it within 15 days of purchase.
Customer service
There's no public feedback on Ghia's own store service.
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What is Ghia?
Ghia makes non-alcoholic apéritifs and canned spritzes with bittersweet botanical flavors, plus glassware and gift boxes. A bottle costs about $38 and a 4-pack of spritzes about $20.
Category: Food & Drink
Website: drinkghia.com
