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Celery bitters are fundamentally very special products.
In total contrast to Angostura, celery bitters are no universally usable spice it would certainly ruin a number of concoctions. But used with caution for example in Bloody Marys, aquavit, gin, martini and other spirits with a vegetable character (see cocktail with The Bitter Truth Celery Bitters) it works wonders!
Indeed, the exclusivity of ways of using celery bitters has contributed to the especially slow rediscovery of bitters with a celery taste, after they disappeared from the market during Prohibition (see the History of Bitters).
The breakthrough came only in 2008, when the Bitter Truth released their Original Celery Bitters and immediately after won the prize of Spirit of the Year in Germany.
This unusual member of the bitter family with 44% ABV tastes very complex and not especially bitter. In addition, it is significantly hot (spicy), and shows signs not just of celery but also notes of ginger, orange peels, and lemon grass.
BLOODY MARY
By The Bitter Truth
50 ml Vodka or Gin
3-4 dashes The Bitter Truth – Original Celery Bitters
10 ml fresh Lemon Juice
100 ml Tomato Juice
Tabasco, Worcestershire Sauce, Salt & Pepper
Method: Shake with ice & strain into a longdrink glass.
CELERY MARTINI COCKTAIL
50 ml Gin or Vodka
20 ml Dry Vermouth
2 dashes The Bitter Truth – Original Celery Bitters
Method: Stir in mixing glass with ice & strain into a cocktail glass.
Use it to enhance the flavor and aroma of your beverages and dishes.
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