Aromatic bitters are the most classic of all bitters going back to the late 18th-century. They are by far the most widely used bitters since the early days of bartending and play a significant role in the history of cocktails. The Old Fashioned or the Man
The Bitter Truth Lemon Bitters were the first lemon bitters to be offered commercially, and they add the liveliness and freshness of lemons to every cocktail.
The Bitter Truth Lemon Bitters has a decadent aroma of hot lemon tea with honey. Fresh, fruit
These olive bitters are primarily an attempt to uplift the look and texture of a Dirty Martini Cocktail. Challenged by their creativity, bartenders have found excellent uses in many aperitif-style drinks, particularly in combination with sherry, vermouths
Handmade orange & madarin bitters.
Aromas of freshly scratched mandarin zest with the bittersweet flavour of caramelised Seville oranges and a trace of warming spice. A bitter zest finish that lingers.
ABV: 30%
Vol: 100ml
Handmade liquorice bitters.
A sweet woody earthy flavour with a touch of anise and fennel. Slight barky notes with a bittersweet finish. Initially created for Ago Perrone for use in cocktails using the newly reformulated Galliano L’Authentico.
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Handmade coriander bitters.
Fresh lemon zest flavour with warm nutty undertones. The spice comes through sharply with a slight hint of sweetness with a bitter caramel finish. This is one of the core bitters used in The Dorchester Gin Experience.
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Handmade chocolate bitters.
Strong cacao aroma’s with hints of hazelnuts and malt. The palate is naturally dark chocolate with espresso coffee notes and a barky, bitter finish.
ABV: 30%
Vol: 100ml
Exploring Bitters: A Flavorful Essential for Cocktails
Alcoholic bitters are concentrated flavoring agents made from herbs, spices, and botanicals, adding depth and complexity to cocktails. Some popular cocktails featuring bitters include:
- Old Fashioned: A classic drink combining whiskey, sugar, and aromatic bitters.
- Manhattan: A timeless blend of whiskey, sweet vermouth, and a dash of bitters.
- Sazerac: A New Orleans staple made with rye whiskey, sugar, absinthe, and Peychaud’s bitters.
- Negroni: A refreshing mix of gin, Campari, and sweet vermouth, enhanced with a touch of orange bitters.
- Daiquiri: A simple yet elegant combination of rum, lime juice, and a few dashes of bitters.
These cocktails showcase the versatility of bitters, elevating flavors and creating unique drinking experiences. Explore the world of alcoholic bitters and discover how they can transform your favorite drinks!