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Angostura bitters, developed in 1824 by Johann Gottlieb Benjamin Siegert, a German doctor, was created in the Venezuelan city of Angostura, now known as Ciudad Bolivar. Siegert set up a hospital on the orders of Simon Bolivar, the South American freedom fighter, and initially developed the tonic as a treatment for tropical diseases. Over time,…
House of Angostura blenders, who have more than 70 years of experience among them in perfecting the art of blending, combined Angostura aromatic bitters with neutral spirit and added more spices until a magnificent herbal liqueur was created. The spirit, spices and bitter herbs were mixed and then left to marry for 3 months. The…
Angostura 1919 is a rum with a unique story. In 1932, following a catastrophic fire, hundreds of charred casks filled with rum were found at Trinidad’s Government Rum Bond. The casks which were filled in 1919 had been ageing for 13 years. Named for the year it was casked, Angostura 1919 is a light golden…
Angostura bitters, developed in 1824 by Johann Gottlieb Benjamin Siegert, a German doctor, was created in the Venezuelan city of Angostura, now known as Ciudad Bolivar. Siegert set up a hospital on the orders of Simon Bolivar, the South American freedom fighter, and initially developed the tonic as a treatment for tropical diseases. Over time,…
44.7% abv For many people, these are the only bitters. For us, they are a singular classic that is often imitated and never duplicated. Use it in all of your classic cocktail applications like Manhattan’s, Old Fashioned’s, and Pink Gin.
Angostura Bitters Limited Edition Variety Pack Includes: 1x Angostura Cocoa Bitters 4 fl. oz. 1x Angostura Orange Bitters 4 fl. oz. 1x Angostura Aromatic Bitters 4 fl. oz. Bottle Size: 4 fl ozABV: 28%
Trinidad and Tobago – 2016 Gold Medalist at World Spirit Awards. No. 1 French Oak is a limited-edition 16year blend. The rums were aged for a minimum of 10 years in American Oak, then re-casked into selected French Oak casks that were once used for aging Cognac, for another 6 years. Bottle Size: 750mlABV: 40%
Angostura bitters, developed in 1824 by Johann Gottlieb Benjamin Siegert, a German doctor, was created in the Venezuelan city of Angostura, now known as Ciudad Bolivar. Siegert set up a hospital on the orders of Simon Bolivar, the South American freedom fighter, and initially developed the tonic as a treatment for tropical diseases. Over time,…
Angostura bitters, developed in 1824 by Johann Gottlieb Benjamin Siegert, a German doctor, was created in the Venezuelan city of Angostura, now known as Ciudad Bolivar. Siegert set up a hospital on the orders of Simon Bolivar, the South American freedom fighter, and initially developed the tonic as a treatment for tropical diseases. Over time,…
Angostura bitters, developed in 1824 by Johann Gottlieb Benjamin Siegert, a German doctor, was created in the Venezuelan city of Angostura, now known as Ciudad Bolivar. Siegert set up a hospital on the orders of Simon Bolivar, the South American freedom fighter, and initially developed the tonic as a treatment for tropical diseases. Over time,…