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Bitters For Cocktails

Bitters are mainly used in cocktail making. Find branded bitters for cocktails, at low prices.

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Fee Brothers Molasses Bitters 150ml

14.88 €

Fee Brothers Old Fashioned Aromatic Bitters 150ml

15.72 €

Fee Brothers Orange Bitters 150ml

15.25 €

Fee Brothers Peach Bitters 150ml

14.86 €

Fee Brothers Plum Bitters 150ml

15.43 €

Fee Brothers Rhubarb Bitters 150ml

15.00 €

Fee Brothers Toasted Almonds Bitters 150ml

15.12 €

Fee Brothers Whiskey Barrel Aged Bitters 150ml

24.42 €

Peychaud's Aromatic Cocktail Bitters 148ml

15.81 €

The Bitter Truth Chocolate Bitters 200ml

16.84 €

The Bitter Truth Creole Bitters 200ml

19.81 €

The Bitter Truth Cucumber Bitters 200ml

16.50 €

The Bitter Truth Olive Bitters 200ml

16.35 €

The Bitter Truth Peach Bitters 200ml

16.50 €

The Japanese Bitters Shiso Bitters 100ml

38.50 €

The Japanese Bitters Shiso Umami 100ml

38.50 €

The Japanese Bitters Yuzu Bitters 100ml

38.50 €

Frequently Asked Questions

01 What are bitters and which role do the play in cocktails?

 

Bitters are extracts of aromatic agents. Fruit peels, flowers, seeds, roots and spices are steeped in alcohol to release valuable chemicals. They are the "salt and pepper" of cocktails, bridging the ingredients of its recipe. The huge variety of bitters allows for taste innovation, even in classic cocktails.

02 Which are the different kinds of bitters in Konstantakopoulos liquor store?

 

Our store offers a wide range of bitters. Their flavors and aromas include citrus, peach, cocoa, mint, almond, cucumber, olive, chocolate and many more. Brands include long-established names, such as Angostura, Peychaud's and Fee Brothers, as well as modern names such as The Japanese Bitters, The Bitter Truth and Bittermens.

03 How can I choose the right bitters for my cocktail?

 

In general, gin and vodka-based cocktails go well with citrus and herbal bitters. Those based on tequila and mezcal require more smoky and spicy bitters. Whiskey and rum-based cocktails are usually more "playful", since citrus bitters, as well as chocolate, wild fruit and nut bitters can easily match. Be that as it may, there is no strict rule. If there is, it says "Experiment!".

04 How many drops should I use in my cocktail?

 

Start with 20-25 drops (usually referred to as 2 dashes), take a small sip and add some more, if needed.

05 Can I use bitters in non-alcoholic drinks?

 

Of course! Add alcohol-containing or alcohol-free bitters in fresh orange and grapefruit juice. It will rise to a higher level! Also, in the modern world of healthy eating and safe driving, a number of non-alcoholic cocktails provide the solution. You think they don't contain bitters...?

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