Breckenridge Bitters
- Distillery
- Breckenridge
- Region
- Country
- United Kingdom
- Type
- ABV
- 40%
- Price
- £56.5
- Description
- Breckenridge's bitters liqueur draws on hand-harvested alpine herbs, bitter roots, and dried fruits from the Scottish Highlands, creating a complex aperitif spirit at 36% ABV. Cinnamon, plum, citrus, and herbal notes interweave with bittersweet undertones, making it equally suited to cocktails or neat sipping. The versatility extends from classic mixed drinks to unconventional pairings—the producers notably recommend a shot in a pint of IPA for added depth. A sophisticated bittering agent for bartenders and home mixologists seeking layered complexity.
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Breckenridge Bitters is a from Breckenridge (United Kingdom), bottled at 40% ABV. Breckenridge's bitters liqueur draws on hand-harvested alpine herbs, bitter roots, and dried fruits from the Scottish Highlands, creating a complex aperitif spirit at 36% ABV. An approachable dram, ideal for newcomers and casual sippers. Good value for the quality offered.
Breckenridge's bitters liqueur draws on hand-harvested alpine herbs, bitter roots, and dried fruits from the Scottish Highlands, creating a complex aperitif spirit at 36% ABV. Cinnamon, plum, citrus, and herbal notes interweave with bittersweet undertones, making it equally suited to cocktails or neat sipping. The versatility extends from classic mixed drinks to unconventional pairings—the producers notably recommend a shot in a pint of IPA for added depth. A sophisticated bittering agent for bartenders and home mixologists seeking layered complexity.
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