Babylon Spritz
Born in Dubai, Babylon Spritz is Haus of Babylon's take on a classic, familiar orange aperitif. As the first non-alcoholic brand from the Middle East, the brand name pulls its inspiration from the pioneers of Ancient Babylon—a place where people gathered from all over the globe to forge new paths into the future. Their take on the aperitif mixes familiar flavors with fresh ideas.
How it tastes: Bitter Orange leads the palate, while regional ingredients like tamarind, allspice, cardamom and hibiscus are distilled and crafted to create a complex and elevated aperitif.
How to drink it: If you're mixing up non-alcohol cocktails, this makes for a natural alcohol-free Aperol replacement but can also be used in many recipes beyond a spritz.
Born in Dubai, Babylon Spritz is Haus of Babylon's take on a classic, familiar orange aperitif. As the first non-alcoholic brand from the Middle East, the brand name pulls its inspiration from the pioneers of Ancient Babylon—a place where people gathered from all over the globe to forge new paths into the future. Their take on the aperitif mixes familiar flavors with fresh ideas.
How it tastes: Bitter Orange leads the palate, while regional ingredients like tamarind, allspice, cardamom and hibiscus are distilled and crafted to create a complex and elevated aperitif.
How to drink it: If you're mixing up non-alcohol cocktails, this makes for a natural alcohol-free Aperol replacement but can also be used in many recipes beyond a spritz.
Born in Dubai, Babylon Spritz is Haus of Babylon's take on a classic, familiar orange aperitif. As the first non-alcoholic brand from the Middle East, the brand name pulls its inspiration from the pioneers of Ancient Babylon—a place where people gathered from all over the globe to forge new paths into the future. Their take on the aperitif mixes familiar flavors with fresh ideas.
How it tastes: Bitter Orange leads the palate, while regional ingredients like tamarind, allspice, cardamom and hibiscus are distilled and crafted to create a complex and elevated aperitif.
How to drink it: If you're mixing up non-alcohol cocktails, this makes for a natural alcohol-free Aperol replacement but can also be used in many recipes beyond a spritz.