Fee Brothers Cranberry Cocktail Bitters 5 fl oz (150 ml) — concentrated, vegan, bartender-friendly
Product details
| Management number | 253510470 | Release Date | 2026/10/24 | List Price | CA$21.35 | Model Number | 253510470 | ||
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Fee Brothers Cranberry Cocktail Bitters is a 5 fl oz (150 ml) concentrated bitters that adds bright, tart cranberry flavor and aromatic depth to cocktails when used sparingly.
Crafted by Fee Brothers, a family-owned bitters maker since 1864, this Cranberry Cocktail Bitters brings a lively fruit note that plays well with whiskey, gin, rum, and sparkling mixers. It’s designed to be a finishing touch — a few dashes transform simple recipes by layering acidity, tannin-like structure, and subtle spice without overpowering the base spirit. The product is vegan and gluten-free, packaged in a bartender-friendly 5 fl oz bottle ideal for home bars and professional settings alike.
How will Cranberry Bitters change my classic cocktails?
Adding 1–3 dashes of Fee Brothers Cranberry Bitters introduces a tart-fruited accent that brightens and balances sweet or spirit-forward drinks. It can sharpen a New York Sour, lift an old fashioned, or add complexity to a gin and tonic without needing extra sugar.
- Use 1 dash to add a hint of cranberry acidity.
- Use 2–3 dashes to create a noticeable fruit backbone in spirit-forward cocktails.
- Pairs well with bourbon, rye, gin, tequila, and sparkling wine.
What cocktail techniques benefit most from this cranberry bitters?
Cranberry bitters work as a finishing agent and a flavor bridge between ingredients. They’re especially useful when you want to introduce tartness and aromatic lift without changing cocktail volume or texture.
- Stirred drinks: add dashes before stirring to integrate evenly.
- Shaken cocktails: include with citrus and sweeteners for balanced results.
- Topper and spritz: a dash on sparkling cocktails enhances effervescence and flavor contrast.
How much should I use, and does it alter drink balance?
Bitters are concentrated; start small. Typical use is 1–3 dashes (about 0.3 mL per dash) depending on how pronounced you want the cranberry note. Because it contributes acidity and tannic-like complexity, adjust sweetness or citrus to keep your cocktail harmonious.
- Start with 1 dash in cocktails to assess impact.
- Increase to 2–3 dashes for louder fruit presence or larger batches.
- Reduce syrup or citrus slightly if the drink becomes too tart.
What makes Fee Brothers Cranberry Bitters a reliable bar staple?
Fee Brothers has produced bitters for five generations, and this cranberry expression follows the brand’s tradition of concentrated, stable flavors suitable for pro and home use. The 5 fl oz glass bottle with a controlled-dropper top lets bartenders dose precisely while the vegan, gluten-free formula fits contemporary dietary preferences.
- 5 fl oz (150 ml) bottle for frequent home or bar use.
- Consistent flavor profile for repeatable recipes.
- Vegan and gluten-free formulation.
Who is this for? Home bartenders, professional mixologists, and cocktail enthusiasts looking to add a crisp cranberry accent to their drinks will appreciate this bottle. If you enjoy tweaking classics, experimenting with seasonal cocktails, or want a compact way to introduce bright fruit character without juices or syrups, Fee Brothers Cranberry Cocktail Bitters is a practical, shelf-stable addition to your bar station.
Ingredients
Water, Vegetable Glycerin, Natural and Artificial Cranberry Flavor, Natural and Artificial Flavors, Natural Flavors, Citric Acid. Note: Natural flavors contain alcohol as a carrier
FAQ
Q: How much Cranberry Bitters should I add to a cocktail?
A: Start with 1 dash; increase to 2–3 dashes for more pronounced cranberry character.
Q: Is Fee Brothers Cranberry Bitters vegan and gluten-free?
A: Yes — this product is formulated to be both vegan-friendly and gluten-free.
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