Vintage: Non-vintage
Aged: Unaged
Product of: France
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Introduced in 1981, ‘Tarhun’ and ‘Baykal’ are popular lemonades in Russia, both are bright green and flavoured with tarragon. They were developed for the Moscow Olympic Games as an alternative to Coke and Pepsi as American products were banned due to America’s boycott of The Games.
Sampled on 27/03/2012
Slightly cloudy, verdant green.
Does indeed smell of tarragon - slightly hamster cage with faint aniseed, rosemary and cardamom.
Tarragon and black liquorice with faint fennel. Tarragon has a slight aniseed note and is related to wormwood, add the green hue of this syrup and the flavour is strangely reminiscent of absinthe.
Tarragon, black liquorice and cucumber skin.
Monin Pure Cane sugar syrup has 85.6g of cane sugar per litre, or more scientifically 65.1°Brix.
*Notice for our UK customers - we are offering a special price on our current stock, with a best before date of end March 2024.*
Monin's Almond Syrup uses no artificial flavourings - only good quality almonds to capture a truly authentic flavour, and makes it to a precise sweetness
Made with concentrated lemon juice and other flavouring essences.
Designed to be reminiscent of Nestlé's Galak white chocolate. White chocolate is made from cocoa butter and does not contain cocoa solids, hence this
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