Grenadine
Regular price $28.00
Created in partnership with renowned bartender and YouTuber Anders Erickson, our Grenadine Syrup pays homage to traditional, homemade flavors. Anders, with over 20 years in mixology, infuses this syrup with his deep knowledge and passion for crafting exceptional drinks.
Our Grenadine Syrup combines pomegranate with delicate rose petals and buds, sweetened with fair-trade organic cane sugar and a hint of brown sugar for extra richness. This blend achieves a perfect balance of vibrant pomegranate notes with subtle floral hints, maintaining a pleasant tartness while enriching any cocktail or drink.
Anders’ journey with grenadine began early in his career when he first encountered genuine homemade pomegranate syrup. This pivotal moment drove him to delve into classic cocktails and perfect his own grenadine recipe over a decade. Now, he offers this refined recipe to you.
This Grenadine Syrup is a key ingredient in Anders' bar, essential for an array of classic grenadine syrup cocktails and tiki/tropical drinks. It also enhances non-alcoholic beverages with its unique flavor.
Elevate your cocktail creations with our limited edition Grenadine Syrup and experience the exceptional quality it brings to every drink.
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You can find Anders on the following platforms:
- YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/anderserickson
- Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/anderserickson/
- Tiktok: https://www.tiktok.com/@anders_erickson
Product details:
Shelf stable for 24 months. Refrigerate after opening. Will keep refrigerated for 6 months.
Wonderful for a Mexican Firing Squad.
It’s a great syrup
This was my second purchase of the Anders collab grenadine and has been a premium ingredient in my home bar. I enjoy Ander’s work on YouTube so I’m happy to this collaboration working so well!
Definitely better tasting than the colored-syrup ones at the grocery store, but the bottle we received has a "wine" undertone (not sure if that's intentional or what), which for me is a bit off-putting. It also darkens the drink considerably, which is sad because the main reason I wanted better grenadine is for our Bahama Mamas -- which are supposed to be a lovely sunset yellow-orange color with some red swirled in. This turns them an odd shade of brownish orangey color that's not very appealing. I think we'll be going back to our regular Barsmith or Stirrings grenadine for our Bahama Mamas, and maybe use this in something where the color doesn't matter so much.
Grenadine
