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Fee Brothers Celery Bitters

alc./vol:
1.29%

Proof:
2.58°

Vintage:
Non-vintage

Aged:
No age statement

Closure: Dasher top

Categories: Bitters & aromatics, Other aromatic bitters

Product of: Product of United States United States

Launched early in February 2011, Fee Brothers Celery Bitters are made with “water, glycerin, flavours, natural celery flavour and other natural spice extracts and flavours.

Review and Tasting

Sampled on 13/08/2012

Appearance

Cloudy milky green with oil platelets.

Aroma

(lot 1001) Nam pla Thai fish sauce, garlic salt, celery salt, chicken stock cube, coriander seed, mace, lime zest essence and powdered white pepper with strong sage, onion stuffing mix and picked onions.

Taste

Sweet – very sweet with salty, white pepper, celery and cucumber.

Aftertaste

Salt, lime cordial, white pepper and cocktail onions. We found these bitters work well in a Bloody Mary.

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