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Chamomile Vanilla Bitters

Chamomile Vanilla Bitters

$18.00 USD
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Chamomile Vanilla Bitters have a gently floral flavor with soft vanilla sweetness and a warm coriander depth. There's something especially lovely about this blend at the end of the day.

Add it to bourbon, brandy, sparkling wine, cider, or sparkling water, or pair it with apple, pear, Meyer lemon, or elderflower. It's an easy way to bring a little more softness and intention to a cocktail, a glass of bubbles, or a simple digestif you make just for yourself.

Tastes like:
Soft florals ᐧ Creamy Vanilla ᐧ Warm Coriander

Add to:
Bourbon ᐧ Brandy ᐧ Sparkling Wine ᐧ Cider ᐧ Sparkling Water

Pairs with:
Apple ᐧ Pear ᐧ Meyer Lemon ᐧ Elderflower

Cocktails to try with Chamomile Vanilla Bitters:
Bourbon Manhattan ᐧ Champagne Cocktail ᐧ Hugo Spritz ᐧ Whiskey Sour

Recipes for Chamomile Vanilla Bitters ↓

2 fl oz

Ingredients

Chamomile, vanilla, lavender, coriander, neutral spirit.

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What do Chamomile Vanilla Bitters taste like?

Chamomile Vanilla Bitters taste gently floral, creamy, and softly spiced, with vanilla sweetness up front and warm coriander adding depth underneath. The florals keep the blend soft and aromatic, while coriander adds complexity.

How do I use Chamomile Vanilla Bitters?

Chamomile Vanilla Bitters are easy to use in both cocktails and spirit-free drinks. Add a few dashes to bourbon, brandy, sparkling wine, apple cider, or sparkling water. The soft florals, creamy vanilla, and warm coriander pair especially well with pear, lemon, and elderflower.

What can I make with Chamomile Vanilla Bitters?

Chamomile Vanilla Bitters work well in familiar cocktails like a Bourbon Manhattan, Champagne Cocktail, Hugo Spritz, or Whiskey Sour. Want more ideas? Explore FreeWildShe recipes featuring Chamomile Vanilla Bitters.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What are bitters?

Bitters are an infusion of high-proof alcohol plus herbs, roots, barks, fruit, spices, and flowers. At least one of the botanicals must taste bitter. They're often added to beverages in drops and dashes to bring balance, complexity, or flavor.

Explore the Bitters Guide

How much bitters do I use?

Start with 10 drops (about a dash) of FreeWildShe Bitters. Taste your drink, then add more if you'd like a stronger flavor. There isn't a right or wrong amount. Use a little for subtle flavor or a few extra dashes for a bold botanical profile.

When following a recipe, use the amount listed as a starting point and adjust from there.

Do bitters have alcohol?

Yes. Most bitters contain alcohol unless they explicitly state otherwise. FreeWildShe Bitters contain alcohol because it's used to extract and preserve the botanicals. Bitters are typically added in just a few dashes at a time, so the alcohol content in the final drink is very low. However, the drink is not completely alcohol-free.