El Guapo Bitters Tonic Syrup - British Colonial Style 8.5oz glass bottle

Price 19.95 USD

EAN/UPC/ISBN Code 91037733061


Manufacture Current's Tackle

This tonic was created through much research of classic recipes from a time when tonic was for more than just flavor. Original tonics were created using cinchona bark as it was the source of quinine. It"s purpose? To prevent malaria! The trouble was quinine is extremely bitter. With that in mind sugar was added for sweetness and citrus was added for tartness. In addition other herbs and spices made it into various recipes. Through research of those original recipes, we offer this for your drinking pleasure. Full of fresh bright citrus and slightly floral flavors with a lingering but pleasant bitterness. This is what your gin and tonic was meant to taste like! Contains: Cane sugar, cinchona bark (quinine), limes, lemons, grapefruits, oranges, lemongrass, ginger, grains of paradise, & a few other secret herbs & spices. Our Tonic is highly concentrated and very thick to give you the best value as well as the best flavor on the market. To make tonic water simply add 1/4 to 1/2 of an ounce of Tonic Syrup to 3 ounces carbonated or sparkling mineral water. Now available in 2 sizes: 8.5oz bottle - (up to 32 servings) 16.5oz bottle - (up to 64 servings) 8.5oz MSRP $19.99 Sale price $16.00 16.5oz MSRP $29.99 Sale price $25.00 At El Guapo we only use whole ingredients. We source all ingredients locally grown (New Orleans) if available. Other items are chosen as close as we can to ensure the most regional product we can make. No extracts, essential oils, or artificial flavorings are added to any of our products. We source all ingredients locally grown (New Orleans) if available. Remember you can not always trust reviews in a public forum. So what to do? We made it easy for you. Want to see some professional reviews and opinions on our products? Check out our homepage for that And also check out our Facebook, Twitter, and the recipes page on our site to learn how to use them! www.elguapobitters.com