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Angostura Bitter Orange
Angostura Bitter Orange
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- BrandAngostura
- CategoryBitters
- CountryTrinidad and Tobago
- DistilleryAngostura
- Style Bitter
- Alcohol28.0%
A premium orange Bitter is a staple of every home bar (and kitchen).
When you hear the name "Angostura" the first thing that you think of is their production of that small bottle of indispensable awesome flavor, Angostura Bitters. In addition to their eponymous cocktail bitters, since day one Angostura Distillery has produced of some of the finest Caribbean Rum in the world. In fact, on the islands of Trinidad and Tobago, Angostura controls all the Rum production. Most of their Rums are sold to brand bottlers and blends, but they have quietly started issuing a range of premium Rums under their own, storied nameplate.
Angostura Orange is crafted from its own special recipe that’s different to Angostura Aromatic Bitters. A complex blend of tropical oranges and spices, this is a premium and very versatile orange Bitter that’s going to come in handy. It can transform your savory sauces, seafood, and chocolate AND your cocktails. Pair it with Vodka, Gin, Whiskey, or Rum to add deep flavors. Take your Dry Martini to new heights and follow a 1930’s classic Gin Martini recipe.
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A premium orange Bitter is a staple of every home bar (and kitchen).
When you hear the name "Angostura" the first thing that you think of is their production of that small bottle of indispensable awesome flavor, Angostura Bitters. In addition to their eponymous cocktail bitters, since day one Angostura Distillery has produced of some of the finest Caribbean Rum in the world. In fact, on the islands of Trinidad and Tobago, Angostura controls all the Rum production. Most of their Rums are sold to brand bottlers and blends, but they have quietly started issuing a range of premium Rums under their own, storied nameplate.
Angostura Orange is crafted from its own special recipe that’s different to Angostura Aromatic Bitters. A complex blend of tropical oranges and spices, this is a premium and very versatile orange Bitter that’s going to come in handy. It can transform your savory sauces, seafood, and chocolate AND your cocktails. Pair it with Vodka, Gin, Whiskey, or Rum to add deep flavors. Take your Dry Martini to new heights and follow a 1930’s classic Gin Martini recipe.
- BrandAngostura
- CategoryBitters
- CountryTrinidad and Tobago
- DistilleryAngostura
- Style Bitter
- Alcohol28.0%
Appearance / Color
Dark amber
Nose / Aroma / Smell
Bitter notes and orange aromas.
Flavor / Taste / Palate
Complex and bitter-sweet with tropical oranges and allspice.
Finish
Complex
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