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Mister Bitters Gift Pack
Mister Bitters Gift Pack
Mister Bitters Gift Pack
Mister Bitters Gift Pack
Mister Bitters Gift Pack
Mister Bitters Gift Pack

Mister Bitters Gift Pack

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Mister Bitters Gift Pack

ALL FIVE OF THE FABULOUS MISTER BITTERS RANGE IN ONE NICE GIFT BOX!
Fig & Cinnamon 32% ABV

Fig and Cinnamon: A delicious dark and bittersweet additive which brings a touch of Christmas into any cocktail.

Honeyed Apricot & Smoked Hickory 36% ABV

Honey Apricot and Smoked Hickory: A sweet front and smoky finish with a blend of leatherwood honey, apricot and smoked hickory.

Pink Grapefruit & Agave 30% ABV

Pink Grapefruit and Agave: Bright and bitter oils from fresh pink grapefruit peel flavored with spices and agave nectar.

Cacao & Macadamia 45% ABV

Cacao and Macadamia: A beautiful addition to any after (or before) dinner cocktail. Cacao and macadamia blended with coffee and spices.

Negroni 36% ABV

Negroni: Bitter orange blended with spices and chamomile make this fragrant, citrus driven bitters.

5 x 30ml/1oz bottles with dasher caps.

About Mister Bitters:

Australia’s very first bitters company based in Melbourne. Created for the mutual love of bitters by a couple of bartenders and us here at Only Bitters, together we wanted to create a greater Australian presence in the bitters culture across the globe, offering unique new flavour combinations

Our motto is simple: Stir things up!
What Are Bitters?

What spices are to a chef, bitters are to a barman. Bitters are usually used as an additive in a cocktail. They are traditionally flavoured with botanicals and spices, creating a product that is characterised by its bitter or bittersweet flavour.

The bitter flavour is the body's reaction to imbibing a toxin. Toxins existing in bitter plants such as Angelica root, gentian, chamomile, or even more common vegetables like broccoli or Brussels sprouts. They exist as a defence mechanism to ward of predators, and while they can be harmful to animals or insects, actually have health benefits for humans. Digestive, metabolic and even cancer treatment properties have been found present in these ingredients.