Figlia Non-Alcoholic Aperitivo

What are the flavor notes of Figlia?

Fiore, bottles the lushness of Italian gardens and the energy of sidewalk dinners in New York City. It is a dedication to the idea of savoring the moment and unhurried enjoyment. It is for sipping with intention, not for hangovers. Fiore is a floral, bitter and aromatic, with notes of rose, bitter orange and clove. We recommend Fiore poured over ice, spritzed with seltzer or tonic and adorned with an orange peel. Fiore is made with all-natural botanicals and is vegan and gluten-free with no added sugar, no preservatives, no alcohol and no pressure.

What's in it?

Filtered Water, White Grape Juice Concentrate, Ginger Juice, Lemon Juice, Rose Extract, Rosemary Extract, Natural Elderflower Flavor, Black Currant Juice Concentrate, Chamomile Extract, Ginseng Root, Lemon Balm Extract, Bitter Orange Rind, Clove, Fruit & Vegetables Extract (For Color)

What's Figlia's story?

Figlia is a modern, non-alcoholic aperitivo company helping create moments to remember. In Italy, aperitivo culture is a ritual for people to come together by enjoying conversation over drinks—no special occasion needed. Figlia honors this tradition with all the complexity and flavor but without the alcohol. Founded in 2020, Figlia was created by Lily Geiger in honor of her late father, who battled alcoholism. This experience led Lily to explore society’s relationship with alcohol as well as her own. Many conversations later, she found that others shared her desire for community without the pressure of consuming alcohol. This inspired Lily’s mission to create an aperitivo that preserves its culinary integrity and fosters community without the negative effects of alcohol. Figlia is dedicated to supporting our best selves, our community, and our planet. With each purchase, Figlia donates a portion of proceeds to Partnership to End Addiction, which provides guidance and care to persons battling substance abuse and to their families. As members of 1% for the Planet, Figlia also gives back to its hometown of New York City, donating to local charities.