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Non-alcoholic bartender flavouring Monin Bitter Concentrate with notes of gentian root and orange peel. For use in cocktails, juices and lemonades.
EAN: 3052911612619
Code: MB10
Description
Monin Bitter Concentrate is non-alcoholic version of famous bitter. Created from a blend of botanicals such as gentian root and orange peel. Bitters was historically used for its medical properties before attending bartender's world to level up cocktails, juices and lemonades with adding a little bitterness.
Composition
water, sugar, concentrated lemon juice, preservative: potassium sorbate, natural aroma of gentian, ginger, coloring: caramel, cochineal red A-may impair the activity and attention of children
Nutritional data per 100 ml:
Caloric value: 572 kJ-137 kcal; Fat: 0g; of which saturated fatty acids: 0g; Carbohydrates: 32.3g; of which sugars: 32.3g; Protein: 0g; Salt: 0.04g.
Flavour Profile
Colour:
ruby red
Nose:
gentian roots, orange peel
Palate:
intense sweet and bitter taste of gentian roots with some spicy and fruity notes
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Basic information
Brand
EAN
3052911612619
Country
France
Packaging
Without gift box
Volume
1 l
Distributor
Svet nápojov s.r.o. Oravicka 615, 028 01 Trstená, Slovakia
Unit price
10,70 € for 1L
Quantity in carton
6 pcs
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