Fee Brothers Black Walnut bitters
What it is
Fee Brothers Black Walnut bitters are a unique type of bitters that add a rich, nutty flavor to cocktails. They are particularly valued for their ability to enhance the complexity of drinks, providing depth and a touch of sweetness without overwhelming other flavors. These bitters are often used in classic cocktails and modern creations alike, making them a staple in many bartenders' arsenals.
Taste
Nutty and slightly sweet
How it is made
Fee Brothers Black Walnut bitters are made from a blend of black walnut extract, herbs, and spices, which are steeped in alcohol to extract their flavors. The process involves careful balancing to ensure that the nutty flavor shines through while maintaining the integrity of the bitters.
History
Fee Brothers is a family-owned company that has been producing bitters since the 1860s. The Black Walnut bitters were introduced as part of their line to provide bartenders with a unique flavoring option. The use of black walnut reflects a traditional American flavor profile, making these bitters a nod to classic cocktail culture.
In cocktails
Bartenders use Fee Brothers Black Walnut bitters to add complexity to cocktails, particularly in whiskey-based drinks, where the nutty flavor complements the spirit's natural characteristics. A few dashes can elevate a simple cocktail, and they are often used in Old Fashioneds, Manhattans, and other classic recipes. For serving, it's best to use them sparingly, as their strong flavor can easily dominate a drink.
Worth knowing
Fee Brothers Black Walnut bitters are often used in desserts as well as cocktails, showcasing their versatility.
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Substitutes
- Angostura bitters
- Peychaud's bitters
- Chocolate bitters
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