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5 Must Try Mocktails Using Angostura Bitters

Chilled Magazine

Mocktails can deliver complexity and depth, especially when Angostura bitters are used. Known for its iconic flavor and aromatic intensity, Angostura bitters bring something special to zero-proof creations. Non-Alcoholic Bitters & Soda Ingredients 2 dashes of ANGOSTURA Aromatic Bitters 5 - 6 oz. Give these a mix!

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Angostura Celebrates 200 Years of Bitters with New Premium Limited-Edition Bitters

Chilled Magazine

ANGOSTURA® 200-Year Anniversary Limited-Edition bitters pairs globally influenced spices and herbs and ANGOSTURA® aged rum for the first time ever! the exclusive distributor for ANGOSTURA® bitters for North America. Our goal is to continue empowering creators and innovators in the cocktail space,” added Herrmann.

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How a 19th-Century Bitters Brand Took America by Storm

Imbibe Magazine

If you were alive and even mildly sentient in the late 1860s, you would have been familiar with Drake’s Plantation Bitters. Starting from nowhere, these bitters suddenly seemed to be everywhere. These bitters were favored by the “rich and poor, young and old, ladies, physicians and clergymen.” It was for the buzz. And mystery.

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Can’t Find the Right Bitters? Blend Your Own.

PUNCH

Blending cocktail bitters like Angostura, Peychaud's and Regans' can offer depth and complexity to Manhattans, Martinis and more.

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The Martini Is Back. But What Happened to Its Bitters?

PUNCH

Orange bitters were once essential to the Martini recipe, but have largely become an afterthought. Some bartenders want to change that.

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Why It’s Illegal for Cocktail Bitters to Taste Good

VinePair

Bitters are a key ingredient in some of the worlds most popular cocktails, from classics like the Old Fashioned and the Manhattan to lesser-known creations like the Queens Park Swizzle and the Bamboo. But what if a producer wanted to make bitters that actually tasted good? But why limit bitters to this flavor profile?

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Elements: PX Sherry

Imbibe Magazine

demerara syrup (1:1) 1 dash Angostura bitters Tools: shaker, strainer Glass: coupe Garnish: lime wheel, dash of Angostura bitters Shake all of the ingredients with ice, then strain into a chilled glass. Dash the bitters atop a lime wheel and use as a garnish. PX sherry (such as Lustau) 1 oz. amontillado sherry (Lustau) 3/4 oz.

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