18.21 Bitters Rosemary Sage Concentrated Syrup 16 fl. oz. Glass Bottle
18.21 Bitters Rosemary Sage Concentrated Syrup 16 fl. oz. Glass Bottle - Each / Rosemary Sage is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
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This 16 fl. oz. glass bottle of 18.21 Bitters rosemary sage concentrated syrup contains 32 half-ounce servings. Made with fresh rosemary, sage, and pure cane sugar, it offers a woodsy, herbaceous sweetness and aroma. The syrup pairs well with bourbon, rye, and botanical gins, making it suitable for crafting old fashioneds, sazeracs, and gimlets. It is a non-carbonated, ambient product made in America and highly concentrated for versatile cocktail use. The vintage bottle design adds a timeless aesthetic to any bar or lounge.
Product Specifications
Quantity: 1/Each
Shipping Weight: 1.5 lb.
Carbonation: Non-Carbonated
Concentration Type: Cocktail
Container Material: Glass
Features: Made in America
Flavor: Rosemary Sage
Flavor Type: Herbs and Spices
Mix Type: Bar Syrups Cocktail Syrups Concentrated Drink Mixes Drink Mixers
Package Size: 16 fl. oz.
Package Type: Bottles
Perishable Type: Ambient
Sweetener Type: Classic
Type: Soda Syrups / Concentrates
Features a woodsy, herbaceous sweetness and aroma
Made with fresh rosemary, sage, and pure cane sugar; handcrafted in small batches
Pairs well with the bourbon, rye, and botanical gins
Ideal for crafting old fashioneds, sazeracs, and gimlets
Highly concentrated; (32) 0.5 fl. oz. servings per bottle
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