If you're looking for a way to add extra zing to a cocktail, look no further than Fee Brothers Celery Bitters, the latest addition to Fee Brothers' Bitters portfolio. Demonstrating distinct celery notes, with background garlic & spice flavours, Fee Brothers Celery Bitters will take its place in the range as an exciting new ingredient for professional & amateur mixologists alike, & cooks who want to experiment & add a dash of intrigue to dishes such as salads, soups, grilled fish & bubbling hot cheese on toast. Celery bitters were produced in the nineteenth century by several different companies, & are occasionally cited in older recipe books, but the decline of bitters in the twentieth century sealed their fate & celery bitters were phased out. But with a renewed interest in all things retro, Celery Bitters are making a comeback & will join classics such as Orange Bitters, Rhubarb Bitters & Old Fashion Bitters in Fee Brothers' range of top-class Bitters. ...

The re-birth of a historical cocktail ingredient. Use a dash or two to enhance a cocktail with its strong fruit flavour. ...

Use a few dashes of Fee's Cranberry Bitters to add an interesting background flavour to your cocktails. ...

Another weapon in the arsenal of a creative bartender. The great citrus taste of Grapefruit combined with the classic spice flavours of bitters. ...

Lemon Bitters Cocktail flavouring, prepared from a variety of carefully selected lemon oils, augmented with Lemon Grass & other natural flavours. Just a few dashes of Fee's Lemon bitters add an interesting background flavour to your cocktails, soups & sauces. The Fee Brothers Lemon Bitters were introduced at the Tales of the Cocktail convention in New Orleans. ...

Blackstrap is the darkest molasses left once all sugar has been extracted from sugar cane. Fee Brothers has combined this robust molasses flavour with nutmeg & coffee for a historical Caribbean taste. ...

The classic Bitters used in every bar. A necessary ingredient in a Manhattan or a Planter's Punch & so many more drinks. ...

This old cocktail ingredient went unnoticed for years, until recently. A new interest in classic cocktails has brought it out of retirement. There are many recipes that call for Orange Bitters, but of most note is the Classic Martini. Try a dash in your next Martini & you will never want one without Orange Bitters again. ...

Another long lost cocktail ingredient enjoying new interest. Try Peach Bitters in a Coronation or a Xeres. Your drinks will be unique. ...

Fee Brothers Plum Bitters is a fruity blend of plum & spices, reminiscent of the flavour of British plum pudding. Add a few dashes to recipes to create new depths of flavour. ...