Finote N°3 Spritz Mandarin/Basil/Camargue Salt 0.0%

Tangy & aromatic alcohol-free aperitif

The Spritz No. 3 Mediterranean from Finote combines mandarin, basil and Camargue salt in a tangy and mineral expression. Vibrant tension, prolonged by a fresh and structured finish.

Finely sparkling, it evokes all the light of the South.

No.3 – Mediterranean Spritz expresses a luminous and saline side of the spritz without alcohol. The tangerine brings a dazzling liveliness, the basil structures the aromatics, while a touch of Camargue salt prolongs the freshness on the palate. The whole creates a tangy and elegant tension, perfect with seafood, Provençal cuisine or fresh cheeses.

A southern signature, subtle and vibrant.

How to have fun?
Food pairings:
Seafood (clams, octopus, grilled squid).
Provençal cuisine: ratatouille, pissaladière, sunny vegetables.
Fresh cheeses (mozzarella, feta, soft goat cheese).
Fruity desserts: fresh fruit salad, mandarin sorbet, honey madeleines.

Taste profile
Appearance
Light orange, fine bubbles

Taste
Acidulous, mineral, aromatic

Aroma
Mandarin, basil, sea salt

You will love it if…
Sparkling non-alcoholic drink combining mandarin, basil and Camargue salt. Made from local and organic botanical ingredients, without refined sugar or artificial flavors. “Sud de France” label.
Serve very chilled, plain or on ice.

Ingredients
Ingredients
Carbonated water, tangerine juice from concentrate (21%), agave syrup*, natural tangerine flavor*, natural basil flavor, natural flavors, apple, lemon and safflower concentrates, concentrated sugar syrup, Camargue salt, acidifier: citric acid, antioxidant: ascorbic acid. *from organic farming

Nutritional values
Energy 86 kJ; 20 kcal Fats 0.0 g; of which saturated fatty acids 0.0 g Carbohydrates 3.84 g; of which sugars 3.36 g Proteins 0.1 g Salt 0.017 g
Allergy Information

Country: France
Style: Bitter aperitif without alcohol
Specificities:
Alcohol content (%): 0.0
Grape variety(s):
Hop(s):
Color: Orange
Volume: 750 mL
Weight: 1.8 kg
DDM (minimum durability date):
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Finote
It all started in the 19th century in Argelès-sur-Mer, in the Catalan region, where Joséphine Limouzy, affectionately nicknamed Finote, created her own homemade aperitifs based on plants and spices. Inspired by this heritage, Elodie Swanberg, her great-granddaughter, decided to revisit these recipes in an alcohol-free version, boldly mixing tradition and modernity.