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Bitters

Addition Cinnamon Cocktail Flavouring

A staple of every spice rack, Cinnamon is delicious in so many drinks. Try it in hard ciders, whiskey cocktails, or in a rum and cola. You can even add a few drops straight into a can of cola itself! It also pairs beautifully with clove.

Addition Chipotle Cocktail Flavouring

The strong smoky, savoury and spicy elements of Chipotle pair well with bold liquors like bourbon, rye, aged rum and mezcal. You can even add it to marinades before you BBQ the spicy, smoky flavours are especially great with chicken.

Addition Pink Pepper Cocktail Flavouring

More closely related to mangoes and cashews than to true peppercorns, Pink Pepper still has a familiar peppery heat combined with fragrant floral characteristics and hint of a citrusy bite. Very versatile, Pink Pepper is a great addition to most gin and vodka classics, a Sazerac, or a Last Word.

Addition Black Pepper Cocktail Flavouring

It is almost disorienting to taste the familiar flavour of Black Pepper in liquid form! Black pepper is surprisingly spicy and as versatile in drinks as it is on food. Its a great addition to a Bloody Mary, a dirty Martini, or even a ribeye fresh off the grill.

Addition All Spice Cocktail Spice

All spice is sometimes described as a mix of cinnamon, clove and nutmeg. Its often used in Caribbean cooking, in curries, and even in traditional Mexican mole. Allspice can be a delicious and interesting ingredient to your cocktails

Peychaud's Bitters

Peychauds Bitters are produced according to the original recipe at Buffalo Trace Distillery. Its taste is sweet with slight hints of cherry, clove and nutmeg on the nose. Paychaud's is an important element in the Sazerac Cocktail and can also be used in a Manhattan, an Old-Fashioned and many other classic cocktails.

Angostura Bitters

The perfect addition to a tall cocktail or non-alcoholic drinks, bitters gives any beverage an aromatic lift. The most common use for bitters is in the classic Lemon, Lime and Bitters: rim a glass with 5 or 6 dashes of bitters, add ice and swirl to coat the glass. Fill with lemonade and 15mL of lime cordial or lime juice. Garnish with a slice of lemon or lime and you have one of the world's favourite mixed drinks.

18.21 Earl Grey Bitters

This versatile bitter is excellent in a variety of spirits. It is bergamot forward and incredibly aromatic with multiple layers. A natural with gin.

18.21 Barrel Aged Havana & Hide Bitters

Havana & Hide bitters are designed to be reminiscent of reclining in a lounge, drinking Scotch and having a cigar in a big leather chair. Very rich, dark and earthy bitters that pronounce flavours of Tobacco, Cacao, Sandalwood, Cloves..as well as several other spices. Best enjoyed in combination with dark spirits.

King Floyd's King Floyd's Cherry Cacao Bitters

King Floyds Cherry Cacao Bitters blends the sweet tartness of Montmorency Cherries and the rich decadence of dark chocolate to create one of the most exquisite bitters. The aroma of rose petals rises on the back end of the flavour profile.