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El Guapo Whiskey Barrel Aged Spiced Cocoa Tea Bitters
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About El Guapo Whiskey Barrel Aged Spiced Cocoa Tea Bitters
Inspired by the drink from St. Lucia and the shared creole culture with New Orleans. Made with naturally and traditionally grown, fermented, dried, and stone ground cacao and spices from St. Lucia and local produce from Hollygrove Market and Farm in NOLA then aged in LA1 Whiskey barrels from Donner-Peltier Distillers in Thibodaux. The flavor/aroma is extreme chocolate followed by spice and oaky whiskey notes with a bitter finish and a light tingling sensation from the local cayenne peppers. This captures the essence of Cocoa Tea and pays homage to that drinks lineage from the xocolatl drinks of ancient Central America and the Mole sauces made there now. This is what you want a chocolate Bitters to be! Cheers! Naturally works well with all liquors, but especially whiskey, rum, and tequila. Try it in your next Old Fashioned! Very popular flavor addition for Tiki style drinks. Use in place of extract in your baked goods. Spiced Cocoa Tea Chocolate Chip Cookies!!! No extracts, essential oils, or artificial flavorings are added to any of our products. We source all ingredients locally grown (New Orleans) if available. Our bitters are glycerin based. Our bitters are considered non-alcohol by the FDA and are classified as grocery products. As such they are free from all shipping restrictions. Once you add it to an alcoholic beverage it blooms and all the aroma emerges. Our bitters are designed to be able to be used by everyone and for a variety of applications. Remember you can not always trust reviews in a public forum. So what to do? We made it easy for you. Want to see some professional reviews and opinions on our products? Check out our homepage for that And also check out our Facebook, Twitter, and the recipes page on our site to learn how to use them!
