Volume: 0.1 Liters | Alcohol Content: 40% | Not Chill Filtered | No Coloring
KSR Munich - Sexy Bitters
Special Features: KSR Munich - Sexy Bitters is a handcrafted cocktail flavor bitter with an alcohol content of 40%, produced by Klaus St. Rainer in Germany. Known for its complex and aromatic profile, this bitter combines a careful blend of herbs and spices. The deep amber liquid reveals intense aromas of herbs, spices, and a hint of citrus in the nose. On the palate, it presents itself rich and flavorful, with strong herbal notes, complemented by a subtle sweetness and a long, aromatic finish. Ideal for enhancing cocktails like the Old Fashioned, Manhattan, or a simple bitter with soda. This bitter is an excellent addition to any home bar and is aimed at cocktail enthusiasts who appreciate the unique flavors of handcrafted bitters.
Tasting Notes:
Nose: Intense aromas of herbs, spices, and a hint of citrus.
Palate: Rich and flavorful, with strong herbal notes, complemented by a subtle sweetness.
Finish: Long, aromatic aftertaste.
Distillery/Bottler: Klaus St. Rainer is a German manufacturer known for producing handcrafted cocktail flavor bitters. His products are characterized by the use of high-quality ingredients and careful production, making them popular among cocktail enthusiasts.
What is the alcohol content of KSR Munich - Sexy Bitters?
The alcohol content is 40%. KSR Munich - Sexy Bitters is produced in Germany by Klaus St. Rainer.
What is the volume of KSR Munich - Sexy Bitters?
The volume is 0.1 liters. The product is not cold-filtered and contains no coloring agents.
Who is the manufacturer and who is the bottler of KSR Munich - Sexy Bitters?
The manufacturer is Klaus St. Rainer and the bottler is Original Abfüllung. The product is described as a handcrafted cocktail aroma bitter.
What tasting notes are mentioned for KSR Munich - Sexy Bitters?
On the nose, KSR Munich - Sexy Bitters shows intense aromas of herbs, spices, and a hint of citrus fruits. On the palate, it presents itself richly with strong plant extracts and a subtle sweetness.
Where does KSR Munich - Sexy Bitters come from?
The origin is Germany. The finish is described as long and aromatic.