All Cocktail Bitters

These Old Time Aromatic Bitters are bitter from the beginning to the end, as well as spicy and complex.The complexity within this bitter is a result of the interplay between cinnamon, cardamom, licorice, clove and ginger taking place in the background, and complime ...

Bob's lavender bitters possess a fine combination of wood and flower notes. It suits well in any number of drinks or cocktails using Gin, Vodka and, Tequila. Like all of Bob's Bitters, the 100ml bottle comes complete with a pipette top, which makes exact d ...

Chocolate aromas dominate Xocolatl Mole bitters, but cinnamon and other herbs also occupy their own space in the aroma just as the essence of Mexican mole sauce is to mix flavors while allowing each one its own independence on the palate.The original idea was to co ...

This Cocktail bitters by Dr. Sours are an interesting combination of black tea and Mexican chocolate. Their aroma is smoky and chocolatey at the same time. The smoky aroma is derived from Mezcal, which the producers at Dr. Sours use as base alcohol for all of their Bitter cr ...

How does Adam Elmegirab's Boker’s Bitters taste? The bouquet of the copper-colored shiny mixture is very nice, with tones of eucalyptus and cardamom. The taste is intense and with a long bitter aftertaste with notes of cardamom, otherwise with aromas of bitter chocolate ...

This bitter tastes fruity at the beginning, and the sweetness hints at the flavor of a bitter orange. The background soon mixes in a typical bitter flavor and various spices, like cardamom, cumin and nutmeg.The team Berg & Hauck have proposed a few interesting ...

The original Abbott's Bitter was a traditional ingredient in the Manhattan cocktail. Bob's Abbots Bitter is a recreation of the original Abbott's brand, which disappeared in the 1950s. Based on careful tasting of very rare vintage bottles ...

An aromatic Bitter is something every Cocktail Bitters producer should have in their portfolio. In the case of Dr. Sours, #17 Aromex isn’t just another standard aromatic Bitter. Since the makers in Mexico use Mezcal as the base alcohol for any of their herbal essences, ...

Adam developed the Dandelion & Burdock Bitters based on the flavors found in Dandelion and Burdock, a traditional English drink.Originally dandelion and burdock was in fact a very light mead (honey wine) made since the Middle Ages. In the meantime, Dandelion &a ...

This set includes 4 classic flavors of Scrappy's Bitters in 15 ml bottles. 1 Scrappy's Bitters Orange: The mild smell of this bitter is surprising, because the flavor of this Orange Bitter is strong and fresh, tasting of oranges with a nua ...

Cardamom Bitters work excellently in combination with other bitters. Alone, cardamom bitters are produced at only 20% ABV and offer a decent sweet and spicy taste to your cocktails. The prize-winning Mocha Aqua cocktail from Andrea Patelli (see cocktails w ...

“Epazote” is the botanical term for Wormseed, also known as “Mexican Tea”. This perennial herb is native to Mexico and offers a very rich and earthy flavour. Epazote is very well known for its carminative (i.e. gas-relieving) properties and is often u ...

The bitters have earned their complex flavor from layers of chamomile, lemon, as well as various herbs and berries.Through Adam Elmegirab's research and also the fine, naturally grown ingredients, this Spanish Bitters is in demand from barkeepers worldwide and prod ...

The Bitter Truth proudly produced this Tonic Bitters Special Edition to enhance your Gin and Tonic.The 200ml portion of this Tonic Bitters Special Edition has an alcohol content of 43% ABV and comes in an elegant bottle that visually reminds one of the medicinal hi ...

Dr. Sours #1 Bitters – All Sours is a combination of Mexican limes, lemons, oranges and other local citrus fruits that grow in Mexico. Additionally, the aroma of dried peels and a hint of ginger rounds this Bitters up very well.All Bitters by Dr. Sours use ...

This chocolate bitter can be characterised by its deep and round flavor, and works wonderfully with cocktails with dark spirits as a base. It matches best with whiskey and rum, but clearer distilled spirits also harmonize excellently in combination with Bob's Choc ...

The Dr. Sours #6 Bitters taste dry and refreshing, just like Tonic Water does. Especially quinine’s dry characteristics make this Cocktail bitter very interesting. Combined with juicy and fresh notes of lemon balm, ginger and cinchona, this Bitters is the perfect addit ...

With Peychaud's formidable tradition and reputation, it's almost uncalled-for to list the countless ways to use it in cocktails, as well as the countless awards it has received over the years.Because it's only other bitter besides Angostura that survived the P ...

Both pepper types (black and cayenne pepper) are very lively on the palate, but a mild bay leave flavor also enters the mix which plays wonderfully with the other spices to create a complex aroma experience.This bitter should be used very sparingly. Just a few drop ...

Coffee is very big in Mexico. So is their traditional way of preparing it: Simmer the beans inside a clay pot over a wood fire. The same procedure is used to create the Dr. Sours #2 Bitters. Made from high quality, organic Mexican coffee beans, Dr. Sours added cinnamon, spic ...

The coriander bitters work wonderfully especially with gin, but can refine cocktails with any base to add a fine aroma and a mild hint of coriander. Like all of Bob's Bitters, the coriander bitters arrive in a 100ml bottle with a pipette top, making dosage easy an ...

Every bar needs lavender-flavored Cocktail bitters. It is an essential finish to many cocktails and fruit punches, among a couple of other essential Bitter flavors such as aromatic, vanilla, or orange. This lavender Bitters by Dr. Sour is slightly different, however. Subtle ...

This Aromatic Bitters can be used for a whole selection of classic cocktails. Scrappy himself offers a few interesting recipes using this Aromatic Bitters, for example the Leroy Jankins or the classic Aromatic Old Fashioned. If you're looking for inspiring ...

The Curry Bitters should also come with an expectation for heat, but in comparison with the Chesapeake Bay Bitters the spiciness here is weaker and tastes distinctly like Indian Curry.This exotic bitter definitely harmonizes well with coconut milk or coconut rum.