Bitters

Producer Description 

With the flood of new gins and tonic waters in recent years, modern tastebuds can be quite challenged when it comes to skillfully pair a specific gin with tonic water that complements its flavor profile. 

With the combination of Sicilian lemon, Seville oranges, grapefruit, and lime, The Bitter Truth Tonic Bitters are made to provide an authentic Gin & Tonic experience making the flavors merge perfectly by adding delicate exotic nuances for a multi-sensory affair.

The Bitter Truth Tonic Bitters provide layers of citrus fruits, juniper berries, orris root, and hints of Japanese green tea, and these bitters are not exclusive to the mix of Gin & Tonic, but they also shine bright in cocktails and long drinks. Producer Description. 

Regan's No. 6 Orange Bitters — New Orleans, Louisiana

Few bar ingredients have earned the cult status of Regan's No. 6 Orange Bitters. Created by legendary cocktail authority Gary Regan, this is the orange bitters that bartenders reach for when they want something with genuine depth and complexity — not just citrus sweetness, but a bold, aromatic backbone of clove and cinnamon that transforms a cocktail from good to exceptional. A few drops is all it takes. Whether you're building a classic Manhattan, rounding out an Old Fashioned, or simply adding a dash to club soda for a low-alcohol refresher, No. 6 delivers every time.

The aroma is vivid and immediate: fresh orange peel, warm spice, and a hint of dried herbs. On the palate, the orange is bright and assertive, layered with cinnamon, clove, and a pleasantly bitter finish that lingers and integrates beautifully into any spirit base. It is bolder and more complex than most orange bitters on the market — and that is precisely the point.

The bartender's orange bitters — bold citrus, warm spice, and a finish that elevates every pour.

• Producer: Regan's, New Orleans, Louisiana, USA
• Style: Orange Bitters
• Flavor Profile: Orange peel, cinnamon, clove, dried herbs, bitter finish
• Size: 5oz / 148ml
• Best Used In: Manhattan, Old Fashioned, Negroni, Martini, club soda spritz
• A great gift for: Cocktail enthusiasts, home bartenders, spirits lovers

The benchmark orange bitters for serious cocktail making — Regan's No. 6 belongs on every bar cart.

Fee Brothers · Aztec Chocolate Bitters · 5oz

Fee Brothers’ Aztec Chocolate Bitters is a cocktail ingredient inspired by the product description’s account of a cacao, pepper and spice beverage associated with Aztec celebrations.

A few dashes add a bitter cacao-and-spice accent to cocktails, helping build flavor without taking over the drink.

Product Inspiration
Ancient Aztecs would celebrate with a bitter beverage made of cacao beans, peppers and spices.

• Producer: Fee Brothers
• Style: Chocolate bitters
• Flavor cues: Cacao, pepper and spice, as noted in the product description
• Use: A few dashes in cocktails
• Origin: New York State, USA
• Size: 5oz

A small dash adds a layer of cacao and spice to a favorite cocktail.

Fee Brothers · West Indian Orange Bitters · 5oz

Fee Brothers has crafted cocktail bitters and mixers in Rochester, New York, since 1864. West Indian Orange Bitters is made principally from the skins of oranges grown in the West Indies.

A few dashes add citrus depth to cocktails, mocktails and culinary applications. Its orange profile can brighten classics such as an Old Fashioned, Manhattan, Martini, Champagne Cocktail or Whiskey Sour.

Bar Tip
For a more complex house orange bitters, try mixing this 50/50 with Regan’s Orange Bitters.

• Producer: Fee Brothers
• Style: West Indian orange bitters
• Producer location: Rochester, New York, USA
• Primary ingredient: Orange skins grown in the West Indies
• Attributes: Vegan, gluten-free and kosher
• Uses: Cocktails, mocktails and culinary applications
• Size: 5oz (150ml)

A bright, aromatic dash of orange for classic cocktails and creative serves.

Producer Description 

Our flagship blend. We are the originators of lavender bitters. Bright, sweet, yet remarkably well rounded. We captured spring in a bottle which allows you to place the soul of the lavender flower in a glass.