Blueberry bitters have a beautiful balance of tart, fruity, and subtly floral notes, pairing wonderfully with spirits that highlight these qualities.
Classic Pairings
• Gin & Tonic – Add a few dashes of blueberry bitters for a berry twist.
• Old Fashioned – Swap traditional bitters for blueberry to give this classic a fruity lift.
• Whiskey Sour – Enhances the lemon and whiskey beautifully with a pop of blueberry.
• Vodka Soda – A simple splash transforms a plain drink into something special.
Craft Cocktail Ideas
• Blueberry Lemon Smash – Muddle lemon and mint, add vodka or gin, top with soda, and finish with a few dashes of blueberry bitters.
• Blueberry Basil Mule – Add to your favorite Moscow Mule for a garden-fresh twist.
• Lavender Blue Martini – Mix gin, lemon juice, a touch of honey syrup, and blueberry bitters.
• Bourbon + Blue – Bourbon, maple syrup, and blueberry bitters for a cozy, woodsy drink.
Mocktail Inspiration
• Sparkling Blueberry Lemonade – Add blueberry bitters to sparkling water with lemon juice and a drizzle of honey.
• Blueberry Herbal Fizz – Combine blueberry bitters, soda water, and muddled basil or thyme.
Rose petal bitters are such a lovely, romantic touch! They bring floral, slightly citrusy notes with a gentle bitterness that pairs especially well with botanical or sparkling drinks.
Classic Pairings
• Gin & Tonic – A dash or two adds a floral lift and a hint of romance.
• Champagne or Prosecco – Just a few drops make a gorgeous, blushing bubbly.
• Vodka Lemonade – Turns a summer favorite into something elegant and aromatic.
• Whiskey Sour – A subtle rose note softens the edges and adds sophistication.
Craft Cocktail Ideas
• Rose Garden Spritz – Mix rosé wine, soda water, and a few dashes of rose petal bitters.
• Love Potion Martini – Vodka, lemon juice, simple syrup, and rose bitters — light and floral.
• Raspberry Rose Mule – Muddle raspberries with lime, add vodka and ginger beer, finish with rose bitters.
• Honey Rose Old Fashioned – Bourbon, honey syrup, and a few drops of rose bitters for a sweet, floral twist.
Mocktail Inspiration
• Rose Lemon Fizz – Sparkling water, lemon juice, a touch of honey, and rose bitters.
• Strawberry Rose Sparkler – Muddle strawberries, add rose bitters and soda for a romantic, alcohol-free sipper.
Ancho Pepper Bitters bring such a warm, smoky, subtly spicy kick! They’re incredible for adding depth to cocktails (and even mocktails) without being overpowering.
Classic Pairings
• Margarita – Add a few dashes to your favorite margarita for a smoky, spicy edge.
• Old Fashioned – Pairs beautifully with bourbon or rye, giving a touch of heat and richness.
• Bloody Mary – A natural match! Adds warmth and complexity to your brunch favorite.
• Manhattan – Enhances the deep, sweet notes of whiskey and vermouth with a subtle chili undertone.
Craft Cocktail Ideas
• Smoky Citrus Margarita – Tequila, lime, orange liqueur, and a few drops of ancho bitters.
• Spiced Maple Sour – Bourbon, lemon, maple syrup, and ancho bitters for a cozy fall sipper.
• Ancho Cocoa Old Fashioned – Bourbon, simple syrup, a dash of cocoa, and ancho bitters.
• Campfire Negroni – Mezcal, Campari, sweet vermouth, and a dash of ancho bitters for a smoky, earthy twist.
Mocktail Inspiration
• Spicy Lime Spritz – Sparkling water, lime juice, a touch of honey, and a few drops of ancho bitters.
• Smoky Pineapple Cooler – Pineapple juice, soda water, and ancho bitters — tropical with a kick!
Lavender Bitters are dreamy, calming, and aromatic, perfect for cocktails that feel elegant, refreshing, or just a bit magical. Here are pairing ideas that highlight their floral, herbal charm:
Classic Pairings
• Gin & Tonic – A few drops add a floral twist that pairs beautifully with gin’s botanicals.
• Lemon Drop Martini – Lavender softens the citrus and adds a fragrant touch.
• Whiskey Sour – Brings a floral layer that balances the tartness.
• Champagne Cocktail – Just a dash of lavender bitters turns bubbly into something truly special.
Craft Cocktail Ideas
• Lavender Bee’s Knees – Gin, honey syrup, lemon juice, and lavender bitters — simple and stunning.
• Blueberry Lavender Mule – Vodka, ginger beer, lime juice, and lavender bitters for a garden-fresh vibe.
• Lavender Lemon Collins – Gin, lemon, soda, and lavender bitters — bright and refreshing.
• Earl Grey Old Fashioned – Bourbon, honey, and lavender bitters for a tea-inspired twist.
Mocktail Inspiration
• Lavender Lemonade Fizz – Lemonade and soda water with a dash of lavender bitters.
• Honey Lavender Spritz – Sparkling water, a drizzle of honey, and lavender bitters — floral and uplifting.
Cinnamon Bitters are cozy, spicy, and just a little nostalgic — like a warm hug in a glass. They add depth and warmth to all kinds of drinks, from classic cocktails to festive mocktails. Here are pairing ideas:
Classic Pairings
• Old Fashioned – A natural fit; cinnamon bitters bring cozy spice to bourbon or rye.
• Manhattan – Adds warmth and complexity to whiskey and sweet vermouth.
• Hot Toddy – A few drops deepen the flavor beautifully.
• Espresso Martini – Cinnamon bitters play up the coffee notes with sweet spice.
Craft Cocktail Ideas
• Apple Cinnamon Sour – Whiskey, lemon, apple cider, and cinnamon bitters — tastes like fall in a glass.
•Spiced Maple Old Fashioned – Bourbon, maple syrup, and cinnamon bitters for a toasty, comforting sip.
• Cinnamon Rum Punch – Dark rum, orange juice, and cinnamon bitters for a tropical-meets-cozy vibe.
• Cider Spritz – Hard cider, soda water, and cinnamon bitters for easy autumn cheer.
Mocktail Inspiration
• Spiced Apple Fizz – Apple juice, soda water, and a dash of cinnamon bitters.
•Maple Cinnamon Lemonade – Lemon juice, maple syrup, water, and bitters — sweet, tart, and warming.
Anise Bitters have that warm, aromatic licorice note — think cozy, herbaceous, and slightly sweet — making them perfect for both classic and adventurous cocktails.
Classic Pairings
• Old Fashioned – Add a few dashes for a subtle herbal twist on this timeless drink.
• Manhattan – The bitters’ anise notes complement rye or bourbon beautifully.
• Negroni – Brings an intriguing layer to the classic bitter-orange profile.
• Martini – Especially lovely with gin—adds a botanical, aromatic touch.
Craft Cocktail Ideas
• Spiced Pear Sour – Bourbon, pear liqueur, lemon juice, and anise bitters for a cozy fall vibe.
• Honey Anise Mule – Vodka, ginger beer, honey, and anise bitters — spicy, sweet, and warming.
• Anise Espresso Martini – Coffee and licorice notes mingle beautifully here.
• Citrus & Star – Gin, fresh orange, a dash of simple syrup, and anise bitters for a bright, herbal sipper.
Mocktail Inspiration
• Spiced Citrus Spritz – Sparkling water, orange juice, honey, and anise bitters.
• Anise Apple Fizz – Apple cider, soda water, and a few dashes of bitters for a cozy, alcohol-free treat.
