Stirrings Blood Orange Cocktail Bitters, 12 Ounce Bottle
Inhouse product
- Made without alcohol to create a more versatile, blendable taste.
- Blood oranges mixed with exotic spices to create a mellow sweetness.
- Perfect for cocktails or non-alcoholic drinks.
- A unique addition to any bitters collection.
- Size: 12 oz glass bottle.
| Flavor | Blood Orange |
| Brand | Stirrings |
| Item Form | Liquid |
| Item Weight | 12 Ounces |
| Specialty | Alcohol Free |
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monajosephine@yourdomain.com
08-03-2026Very good product. I prefer this for my manhattan.
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xibandayiji@gmail.com
08-03-2026Tasty.
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stark.nigel@russel.net
08-03-2026a very good substitute for the expensive brand. I recommend!
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romanenkomatvej81@gmail.com
08-03-2026This is a large bottle (size of a ketchup bottle) and not typical bitters, but more like a flavoring. Smells similar to Orange soda pop. Flavor is decent, but these are not typical bar bitters. Also requires refrigeration after opening.
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natashaorlovah5675y@gmail.com
08-03-2026This stuff is fantastic! Makes a great old fashion. Would definitely recommend to any fan of Old fashions.
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diangacrdrick@gmail.com
08-03-2026These are the best tasting orange bitters! And they are n/a! I love them with some Lyre’s American Malt and seltzer or Martini and Rossi Aperitivo with Tonic water. (All n/a). Highly recommend.
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enos.carter@yahoo.com
08-03-2026Works nicely when mixed with tonic or fizzy water. Sweeter than traditional bitters, so be aware of that when mixing. But it has an excellent orange flavor. This has become a staple ingredient in my cocktail/mocktail bar.
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pamelapruettc6521@gmail.com
08-03-2026There is a bit of a misnomer here, in my opinion. Yes, this is called bitters, and yes, this concoction makes a good faux Old Fashioned, but it is not what most people think of when they think of bitters, i.e. Angostura bitters or Fee Brothers. It's more of a non-alcoholic digestive bitters if it's anything. Essentially, it is a syrupy flavoring to mix with bourbon or rye. It is very sweet, too sweet, actually. It's good, but it's not what I was expecting when I saw the word bitters. It turned out to be a good experience, but I don't know if I would order again, unless looking for an orange syrup.
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mon******
Very good product. I prefer this for my manhattan.
xib******
Tasty.
sta******
a very good substitute for the expensive brand. I recommend!
rom******
This is a large bottle (size of a ketchup bottle) and not typical bitters, but more like a flavoring. Smells similar to Orange soda pop. Flavor is decent, but these are not typical bar bitters. Also requires refrigeration after opening.
nat******
This stuff is fantastic! Makes a great old fashion. Would definitely recommend to any fan of Old fashions.
dia******
These are the best tasting orange bitters! And they are n/a! I love them with some Lyre’s American Malt and seltzer or Martini and Rossi Aperitivo with Tonic water. (All n/a). Highly recommend.
eno******
Works nicely when mixed with tonic or fizzy water. Sweeter than traditional bitters, so be aware of that when mixing. But it has an excellent orange flavor. This has become a staple ingredient in my cocktail/mocktail bar.
pam******
There is a bit of a misnomer here, in my opinion. Yes, this is called bitters, and yes, this concoction makes a good faux Old Fashioned, but it is not what most people think of when they think of bitters, i.e. Angostura bitters or Fee Brothers. It's more of a non-alcoholic digestive bitters if it's anything. Essentially, it is a syrupy flavoring to mix with bourbon or rye. It is very sweet, too sweet, actually. It's good, but it's not what I was expecting when I saw the word bitters. It turned out to be a good experience, but I don't know if I would order again, unless looking for an orange syrup.
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