Called for in many early cocktail recipes, raspberry gum syrup is often substituted for grenadine due to its intense berry color. Its flavor, however, is distinctly bushberry, candied and less tannic…
The ubiquitous cherry-red bottle of syrup holding court at every bar, modern grenadine is a far cry from its pomegranate origins. Many cultures enjoy pomegranate juice when it is available, as did…
Tonic syrup, historically called quinquina or calisaya, contains quinine from the cinchona tree. Originally from Peru, when quinine was discovered to ward off malaria, colonizers quickly smuggled…
Manufacturer's Notes : Our Grenadine is made from California pomegranates and cane sugar, no water or other ingredients added. The bright acidity and tannic backbone of this syrup will transform any…
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Manufacturer's Notes : Gum Syrup, also known by its French spelling, gamme, is a sugar syrup with gum arabic added to provide viscosity as well as a richer mouthfeel and weightier texture in…
Manufacturer's Notes: Pineapple Gum Syrup, a blend of pressed pineapple, organic cane sugar and gum arabic, imbues a cocktail with a silky, lush mouthfeel and the bright acidity of fresh pineapple.…
Manufacturer's Notes: Passion Fruit is native to South America but grown widely in lush climates around the world, resulting in its use in tiki-style and other tropical drinks. It is called for in a…
A bar essential for Tiki drinks of all kinds, but especially the Mai Tai.
Small Hand Foods Tonic Syrup available at Swigg Real Wine, Craft Beer, and Spirits in Wilmington, DE
Also known by its French spelling, gomme, gum syrup is a sugar syrup with gum arabic, a resin from the Acacia tree, incorporated into it. Gum syrup fell out of favor with bartenders because it is…
Locally owned Noe Valley Wine & Spirits serves the Noe Valley neighborhood, selling fine wine, spirits and beers from California and around the world.
Pronounced or-zhat, orgeat is a French almond syrup, originally made from barley and used as a shelf-stable substitute for milk. Many cultures have versions, from Valencian orxata to Dutch orgeade to…
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