Lyre's Non Alcoholic Classico (Sparkling Wine Style) - Ready To Drink Case of 24

Really enjoy this drink. Its not sickly sweet like some non-alcoholic sparkling offerings and it brings its own flavour character to your glass (in a good way). Having it in cans is ideal so you can have a just a glass whenever you want rather than having to decide when to open a full bottle. I have purchased this multiple times as an alternative to to prosecco. Extra bonus, no hangover

C'est une bonne boisson sans alcool mais le prix est vraiment élevé pour ce que c'est.

Tastes amazing the best non alcoholic sparkling I’ve had

Good alternative, bit sweet but good alternative!

We've previously purchased Lyre's Classico in a bottle and loved it -- one of our favorite nonalcoholic wine alternatives. Recently ordered a 24-pack of cans and, just as other customers have reported, many (13 out of 24) cans arrived with bulging tops and bottoms. All cans showed the same "best by" date and production numbers on the bottom, so they all appear to be from the same production run. We had no idea what caused this. The exterior packaging was not damaged. Some normal cans were right next to bulging cans in the same 4-pack within the case. I wrote to Lyre's customer service to let them know about the problem and asking if the cans are safe to drink. They wrote back saying that they think the cans experienced freezing temperatures while moving between North American warehouses -- that would explain both the bulging and that this happened to multiple customers in February (see other recent Amazon reviews). They did not specifically answer if the cans were safe to drink. We're not consuming any if there is any doubt about safety. This is unacceptable in any food product, and especially disappointing at $90/case. The one-star rating is for the defective (and potentially undrinkable) product. Amazon's customer service was excellent, however, and they issued a refund. You need to communicate with customer service by phone or chat to deal with an issue like this since the item is nonreturnable. Amazon should provide a web-based option for dealing with a damaged/defective food item, rather than just showing a message that the item can't be returned; many customers may see that and not be aware that you can click through to get more help by direct contact with a customer service agent.