Artisan Spirits Red Citrus Bitter Liqueur 0.5L - 29% ABV with Bold Citrus Flavor

Experience the Flavor of Artisan Spirits Red Citrus Bitter

We make no secret about the ingredients of our Red Citrus Bitter:
 various citrus distillates, mainly lemon and Sóller orange, as well
 Gentian root for the refreshing bitterness. The color comes from that
 natural food coloring carmine, which is obtained from cochineal.
 Campari used to use this dye but stopped using it almost 20 years ago
 switched to artificial colors.
 No liqueur tastes better on warm summer evenings than our Red Citrus Bitter.
 We recommend the RCB & Tonic, a wonderful long drink to enjoy slowly
 Sipping. Also a freshly squeezed orange juice with a dash of red citrus
 Bitters, known as Garibaldi, are great. A few drops of red citrus bitters
 give a Gin & Tonic more depth and a beautiful pink color. And not
 Lastly, it is an indispensable ingredient for Negronis (and Porronis): The
 Citrus notes fit perfectly here.

Introducing the Artisan Spirits Red Citrus Bitter

If you're looking for something special in your drink cabinet, artisan spirits red citrus bitter is an excellent choice. This liqueur combines bold citrus notes with just the right amount of bitterness. Because it's crafted with care and high-quality ingredients, it stands out from other spirits on the market. Whether you enjoy it straight or mix it into a cocktail, this liqueur will leave a lasting impression.

Why Choose This Unique Liqueur?

Red citrus bitter isn't just another liqueur; it’s a celebration of flavors. The vibrant red hue and zesty citrus aroma make it stand out in any setting. But what truly sets it apart is its balanced taste profile. It has enough sweetness to complement cocktails but also maintains a refreshing tang that keeps you coming back for more. So if you're tired of ordinary spirits, this one offers something exciting and new.

Perfect for Every Cocktail Enthusiast

Whether you're a beginner or a seasoned bartender, this liqueur works wonders in various recipes. You can pair it with gin for a classic Negroni or use it as a base for creative concoctions. However, don’t underestimate its charm when enjoyed neat—it’s equally delightful on its own. Because of its versatility, it’s become a favorite among those who love experimenting with different tastes.