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Monin Bitters Syrup


Bitters is an essential bar ingredient, used to accent cocktails since the 1800s. In recent years, both bitters and vintage cocktails have experienced a comeback in bars and restaurants across the nation.

Although most Bitters on the market contain alcohol, Monin Bitters is alcohol free for enhanced versatility. Produced in France using a timeless, proprietary recipe of herbs and spices, Monin Bitters is a perfect accent flavor for sophisticated cocktails and mocktails.

Tasting Notes
Herbal aroma with fruity notes;, well rounded, bitter, lightly sweet and smooth herbal spiced flavor with cherry undertones

Color
Red

Applications
Pleasant accent flavor in lemonades, sodas, classic cocktails like the Old Fashioned and Manhattan, modern cocktails with a twist and mocktails.
Monin Bitters doesn't really fit the concentrate category family, it is a specialty import from France.
 
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Angostura bitters was first compounded in Venezuela in 1824 by a German physician, Dr. Johann Gottlieb Benjamin Siegert, as a cure for sea sickness and stomach maladies (though their other medicinal uses had been discovered long before this). Dr. Siegert subsequently formed the House of Angostura, a company selling the bitters to sailors.It was exported to England and to Trinidad, where it came to be used in a number of cocktails, following its medicinal use by the Royal Navy in Pink Gin. Angostura and similar gentian bitters can be of some value for settling a mild case of nausea. It is used to stimulate the appetite, either for food or for cocktails. Used in both apéritifs and digestifs, it settles the stomach before a meal or before a night of drinking.-Wikipedia
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