On the Rocks | Sweet
Estilo Viejo
Tequila-based Old Fashioned variation that highlights reposado’s warm oak tones with subtle agave sweetness
Spiced · Herbal
Aromatic Bitters
Bitters|Bitters|45% ABV|Global bar tradition, Global
Aromatic bitters are one of the most essential cocktail seasoning components found in many classic and modern recipes
Aromatic bitters bring warm spice herbal depth and light bitterness helping structure spirit forward cocktails and balanced mixed drinks
Flavor Profile
Sweetness
Low
Bitterness
High
Acidity
Low
Body
Light
Taste
BitterSpiceAromatic
Aroma
CloveCinnamonGentianCitrus Peel
Texture
Light
Known For
Classic Cocktails
Old FashionedManhattanChampagne Cocktail
Modern Cocktails
Modern HighballsCraft Sours
Signature Serves
Seasoned Classic Serves
Pairings
Pairs Well With
WhiskeyRumGin
Recommended With
Orange PeelSugarVermouth
Avoid Pairing With
None
Substitutes
Substitute With
Angostura Bitters
Non-Alcoholic Alternatives
Non Alcoholic Bitters
similar aromatic structure with brand specific variation
Serving Tips
Use only a few dashes to avoid overpowering flavor
Storage Tips
Store upright in a cool dark place
Buying Tips
Choose aromatic bitters as a foundational bar ingredient for most classic recipes
Mix it into something
Cocktails made with Aromatic Bitters
About Aromatic Bitters
What Does Aromatic Bitters Taste Like?
Warm spiced herbal with complex bitterness and citrus lift
How It Is Made
Produced by macerating herbs spices roots and citrus peels in high proof alcohol then filtered and aged for flavor development
How To Use Aromatic Bitters in Cocktails
Use in small dashes to season classic and modern cocktails
Best For
Classic stirred cocktails sours and aromatic highballs
A Bit of History
Aromatic bitters have been used since the nineteenth century as essential cocktail aromatic seasoning components in classic mixology