Head to head
Curious Elixirs No. 4 vs Lyre's G&T
Curious Elixirs No. 4 rates higher across the web — 4.7 against 4.3 for Lyre's G&T.
Flavor, side by side
- Bitter
- Sweet
- Sour
- Herbal
- Citrus
- Fruit
- Spice
- Body
The verdict
Curious Elixirs No. 4 rates higher across the web — 4.7 against 4.3 for Lyre's G&T.
Lyre's G&T is the cheaper bottle at $32 (8 × 250 ml can) versus $49 (4 × 340 ml).
Curious Elixirs No. 4 is noticeably fruitier; Lyre's G&T is less fruity.
- Pick Curious Elixirs No. 4 if you want something fruitier and more tart, or you're making a Spritz or Aperol Spritz.
- Pick Lyre's G&T if you want something more herbal, or you're making a Gin & Tonic, or price matters.
Questions
Which is better, Curious Elixirs No. 4 or Lyre's G&T?
Curious Elixirs No. 4 rates higher across the web — 4.7 against 4.3 for Lyre's G&T. Lyre's G&T is the cheaper bottle at $32 (8 × 250 ml can) versus $49 (4 × 340 ml). Curious Elixirs No. 4 is noticeably fruitier; Lyre's G&T is less fruity.
What's the difference between Curious Elixirs No. 4 and Lyre's G&T?
Curious Elixirs No. 4 is a ready-to-drink spritz with notes of blood orange, bitter, prosecco. Lyre's G&T is a ready-to-drink g&t with notes of juniper, citrus, quinine.
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