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Recetas y usos

Classic Margarita

You bring the tequila; our Margarita Syrup does the rest. An optional squeeze of fresh lime brightens everything up.

Lavender Shortbread

Buttery shortbread with a soft floral finish from Lavender Syrup — no dried lavender required, though you can add a tablespoon of the culinary kind if you want the flavor more pronounced.

Capuchino De Lavanda

Earthy and bitter espresso is a great companion to our Lavender Syrup. The sweet is just enough and the touch of floral turns this cappuccino into more than just your morning caffeine.

Matcha Latte De Lavanda

Perfectly floral and sweet without overwhelming the matcha. Our Lavender Syrup levels up your morning routine.

lavanda francesa 75

Adding our Lavender Syrup to a French 75 shows off how good the lavender-and-lemon pairing is. Not soapy or overly sweet — just subtly floral for a delicate pre-dinner or brunch cocktail.

Limonada de arándanos y lavanda

A lemonade for the porch chair with the good cushion. Our Lavender Syrup adds a dose of floral brightness to earthy muddled blueberries and zesty lemon.

Mojito Yuzu

Pair our Yuzu Syrup with our Mojito Syrup for a mojito upgrade that doesn’t require muddling or squeezing. Hello, weeknight cocktail.

Martini de menta

Our Peppermint Syrup turns a classic vodka martini bright and minty without being overly sweet.

Té helado de menta

Cool and refreshing, yet grounded in black tea earthiness. Our Peppermint Syrup adds sweet mint without the sugar bomb.

bengala yuzu

Not quite a soda, but more than flavored sparkling water. Our Yuzu Syrup is full of bright, tangy Japanese citrus that lemon and lime just can’t match.

Limonada de menta

Lemonade with a candy-cane finish. Our Peppermint Syrup keeps the mint clean and cool; fresh lemon juice keeps it sharp. Made in one minute, sipped for longer.

Yuzu Margarita

Yuzu is a Japanese citrus that lands somewhere between a lemon and a lime with a slight floral note. That makes our Yuzu Syrup perfect for a margarita — both familiar and subtly upgraded.
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