The classic flavour of blue curacao is perfectly captured in this Briottet offering. Briottet blue curacao offers 25% proof and a delicate distillation of that familiar bitter orange zest the blue curacao is known for. Alongside those bright blue hues you’ll enjoy the citrus sharpness and an underlying aromatic flavour from the herbal ingredients popped in. You need this liqueur for the perfect blue lagoon and for many other citrus-inspired cocktails with a twist.

Briottet green Menthe liqueur distils the wonderful flavour of natural peppermint and serves it up in a vibrantly green container. Using mainly the leaves of the peppermint which are distilled and then adding sugar, this liqueur is balanced and extremely refreshing, with a touch of menthol heat on the tongue. A wonderful choice for cool cocktails and those that need a minty kick. Consider popping a shot in your next mojito.

With its history in apothecary Peychaud's bitters have a strong authentic flavour which was originally dispensed as a medicinal tonic. Of course, the signature cocktail with Peychaud's is the sazerac but the subtle yet spicy flavour makes it a great choice for a wide range of cocktails from old fashioned to whiskey sours and the overriding flavour in each sip is aromatic cloves. Known as a great all-rounder Peychaud's can be mixed with virtually anything to create a complex flavour profile.

A rich and nutty unique flavour, the perfect way to add a whole new twist to classic recipes.

The taste of Tennessee is sweet, spicy and rich in fee brothers whiskey barrel-aged bitters. freshly emptied oak whiskey barrels, charred and soaked with quality whiskey are used to age and develop each batch of fees brothers bitters. The results in tingle on your tongue and brings together a strongly spiced, whiskey-scented drink which can be added to a wide range of cocktails and long drinks. Fee brothers whiskey barrel-aged bitters is their premium product.

A true cocktail classic, fee brothers cherry bitters add that distinctive, bittersweet dark cherry flavour for your concoctions. Cherry is one of the strongest fruit flavours there is and it has been a classic cocktail flavour since before us prohibition. Exceptional when teamed with whiskey and used in whiskey cocktails fee brothers has brought back a true classic of the cocktail making world. Just a quick dash or two will add a burst of flavour to your drinks.

Memories of the classic plum pudding dessert can be enjoyed in a long drink or cocktail with fee brothers plum bitters. A fruity combination of plums and spices, alongside the classic fee brothers bitters concoction, offers a deep and intense flavour which is perfectly paired with spicy dark rums. The warm flavours work wonderfully together to create a comforting and infinitely drinkable addition to any cocktail or soft drink/mixer.

There’s more to peaches than just schnapps and fees brothers are showing us that here with their classically produced peach bitters. Pungent and aromatic, the natural peace flavour teams perfectly with the botanical bitters flavours. the exotic flavour lends itself to mai tais, teaming with rum and coconut-based drinks. Fee brothers peach bitters have been masterfully executed to balance the peach flavour, ensuring it is strong without overpowering.

You can’t sup a classic old-fashioned without a powerful hit of orange bitters. Fee Brothers orange bitters are zesty, powerful and use the finest oranges from the west indies. The modern trend for authentic classic cocktails means orange bitters have come back into fashion and fees brothers execution of their bitters make it a product you’ll be desperate to try. Pop a dash in your next Martini.

Combining the sweet and sour delicacy of the grapefruit with the classic herbaceous spice of bitters, fee brothers grapefruit bitters are a powerful weapon in the mixologist’s arsenal. Add a tangy citrus element to cocktail, jazz up margaritas and give sours cocktails something alternative to make them stand out. Fee brothers traditional production methods ensure a truly authentic bitters taste flavoured subtly with the zing of grapefruit.

Not quite one of your five a day but certainly something different for your drinks, fee brothers celery bitters is built upon a tradition of this odd-sounding cocktail ingredient. Celery bitters were popular in the 19th century and are now coming into their own, bringing retro back. Fee brothers celery bitters offer a bittersweet addition to your drinks, offering both herby undertones and a refreshing touch of vegetable goodness!

The biting sharpness of cranberry adds a kick like you wouldn’t believe, enjoying a cranberry-inspired cocktail is refreshing and thirst-quenching all in one go. Fee brothers cranberry bitters are sharp and flavourful, teaming the freshness of cranberry with their classic bitters ingredients. Dash it into your favourite cocktail to add complexity to the background flavour. Ideal for cosmopolitans and other vibrant fruity long drinks and cocktails.

With a vaguely medicinal aroma and a delicate flavour, fee brothers rhubarb bitters is an unusual addition to your drinks cabinet. Using traditional flavours from the 1800s, fee brothers rhubarb has an authentic historical taste and there are many cocktails which have been switched up with a rhubarb theme. From rhubarb collins to rhubarb bellinis a shot of fragrant fee brothers can make all the difference.

Raise the flavour profile of your favourite cocktail with a zing of fee brothers lemon bitters. Refreshing and sharp, a few shakes of fee brothers lemon can add an exciting dimension to your drinks. The lemon flavour is intense and created by a selection of natural lemon oils and lemongrass and its powerful sharpness makes it the perfect choice for sours cocktails and long drinks. The zestiness adds an additional dimension to your favourite drink.

The elderflower liqueur has a rich and fruity nose and it's reminiscent of a dry sherry.

Jamaican rum is a delicacy we all know and love but what about taking it one step further? Bitter truth pimento dram brings together that fine rum and the sweet flavour of pimento, or allspice, creating a thoroughly enjoyable flavour. Cinnamon, nutmeg and clover are all encapsulated in the flavour and it’s a distinctive flavour which can be enjoyed simply over ice or added to any number of exotic drinks.

Rich and creamy, the bitter truth chocolate mole bitters is intense with creamy cocoa butter and bitter dark chocolate. This is followed closely by aromas of decadent vanilla, cinnamon and the classic bitters flavours of gentian and wormwood. Chocolate mole bitters is a modern and exciting addition to many cocktails, working especially well with aged spirits such as rum, tequilas and whiskies. Deep chocolate notes are perfectly balanced with hints of spice which you can enjoy creatively in a range of cocktails.

Summery yet spicy, the bitter truth grapefruit bitters add a refreshing twist to your favourite summery cocktails. Grapefruit is one of those flavours that is often forgotten about but here it takes the centre stage and is supported by the spicy botanicals mix that the bitter truth is known for. Grapefruit adds a zesty citrus tang to any drink and pairs up beautifully with gin, vodka and light rum. add a dash to your daiquiri to take it to another level.

Try Regan’s no.6 orange bitters in your next cocktail. Their flavour is a magical addition to any cocktail that’s calling for bitters and the sharpness of the orange is what really helps it stand out from the crowd. Just a few drops of Regan's orange bitters can give life and body to your whiskey sours and it’s absolutely essential for a quality old fashioned. Zesty and sharp, just a drop or two of Regan's can make all the difference.

Warm and spicy, the bitter truth orange bitters have syrupy marmalade flavours which melt onto the tongue and add a real depth to a wide range of cocktails. The initial hit of orange is followed up by the spiciness expected from quality bitters, including notes of cardamom, caraway and a final hit of orange oil. Dash into your martini or mix in rum and whiskey cocktails, where the intense flavours of the spirit will be brought out even further.

An ancient liqueur with a strange history and an equally interesting flavour. Chartreuse elixier has been made by the chartreuse monks since the 18th century, using the same recipe written in 1605. The herbal and floral flavour of the elixir is delivered through a combination of 130 aromatic flowers and plants, wonderful when enjoyed in sugared water. Its presentation is like a traditional medicinal tonic and it’s a wonderful showpiece for your drinks cabinet.