Lavender Haze: A Marionberry Lavender Gin Cocktail
Bright lemon, rich berry, a hint of lavender, and plenty of bubbles. Lavender Haze brings Old Tom gin and Marionberry...
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Made with lush marionberries* and lavender hand-harvested from our tea garden, these cocktail bitters are floral and fruity with a whisper of earthiness. Hops and a touch of juniper add gentle depth, balancing the juicy berry and soft lavender.
Add a few dashes to a gin & tonic, whiskey smash, sparkling water, or lemonade. Its bright, botanical flavor also plays beautifully with gin, vodka, whiskey, citrus, and bubbles.
A little taste of Oregon's harvest, bottled for the evenings ahead.
Tastes like:
Juicy Marionberry ᐧ Soft Lavender ᐧ Bright herbs
Add to:
Gin ᐧ Vodka ᐧ Bubbles ᐧ Lemonade ᐧ Sparkling Water
Pairs with:
Citrus ᐧ Chamomile ᐧ Apricot ᐧ Rosemary
Cocktails to try with Marionberry Lavender Bitters:
Gin & Tonic ᐧ Whiskey Smash ᐧ French 75 ᐧ Gin Sour
Recipes for Marionberry Lavender Bitters ↓
1 fl oz
* Marionberries are a special variety of blackberry.
Oregon marionberries, lavender, juniper, hops, neutral spirit.
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Marionberry Lavender Bitters taste juicy, floral, and bright, with lush marionberry up front and soft lavender underneath. Hops and juniper hand a gentle herbal depth and a whisper of earthiness, keeping the berry and floral notes balanced.
Marionberry Lavender Bitters are easy to use in both cocktails and spirit-free drinks. Add a few dashes to gin, vodka, bubbles, lemonade, or sparkling water. The juicy berry, soft lavender, and bright herbal flavors pair especially well with citrus, chamomile, apricot, and rosemary.
Marionberry Lavender Bitters work well in familiar cocktails like a Gin & Tonic, Whiskey Smash, French 75, or Gin Sour. Want more ideas? Explore FreeWildShe recipes featuring Marionberry Lavender Bitters.
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Bright lemon, rich berry, a hint of lavender, and plenty of bubbles. Lavender Haze brings Old Tom gin and Marionberry...
I started adding Lavender bitters to French 75 Champagne cocktails years ago. One night I was missing another ingredient so I just added the bitters to my glass of champagne. Hooked! This blend with Marionberry adds even a little more zip! Love it!
OMG, I love this idea! I'll definitely be making one for myself.
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.
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.
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.
We source our botanicals from a mix of local Oregon farms and trusted suppliers, including Mountain Rose Herbs, Baird Family Farm, Dolce Farm & Apiary, Parsons Farm, and Pablo Munoz Farm.
We prioritize organic ingredients whenever possible and choose our sourcing partners based on quality, sustainability, and responsible farming practices.
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