Head to head
Lyre's Italian Orange vs St. Agrestis Amaro Falso
St. Agrestis Amaro Falso rates higher across the web — 4.4 against 4.0 for Lyre's Italian Orange.
Flavor, side by side
- Bitter
- Sweet
- Sour
- Herbal
- Citrus
- Fruit
- Spice
- Body
The verdict
St. Agrestis Amaro Falso rates higher across the web — 4.4 against 4.0 for Lyre's Italian Orange.
Lyre's Italian Orange is the cheaper bottle at $38 (700 ml) versus $40 (6 × 200 ml).
Lyre's Italian Orange is noticeably more citrusy; St. Agrestis Amaro Falso is less citrusy.
St. Agrestis Amaro Falso is noticeably more herbal; Lyre's Italian Orange is less herbal.
- Pick Lyre's Italian Orange if you want something more citrusy and sweeter, or you're making a Negroni or Spritz, or price matters.
- Pick St. Agrestis Amaro Falso if you want something more herbal and spicier.
Questions
Which is better, Lyre's Italian Orange or St. Agrestis Amaro Falso?
St. Agrestis Amaro Falso rates higher across the web — 4.4 against 4.0 for Lyre's Italian Orange. Lyre's Italian Orange is the cheaper bottle at $38 (700 ml) versus $40 (6 × 200 ml). Lyre's Italian Orange is noticeably more citrusy; St. Agrestis Amaro Falso is less citrusy. St. Agrestis Amaro Falso is noticeably more herbal; Lyre's Italian Orange is less herbal.
What's the difference between Lyre's Italian Orange and St. Agrestis Amaro Falso?
Lyre's Italian Orange is a bitter aperitivo with notes of blood orange, rhubarb, gentian. St. Agrestis Amaro Falso is a non-alcoholic amaro (ready to drink) with notes of mint, gentian, herbal spice.
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