Savory earthy, herbal, botanical
Castilian Bitters by Miracle Mile
Spanish-inspired bitters built on licorice and dandelion root with gentian, cardamom, and grains of paradise
Historical Context
Based on a 19th-century recipe, Castilian combines licorice and dandelion root with gentian and warm spices. Part of Los Angeles producer Miracle Mile's lineup of bold, unexpected flavor combinations.
What Does Miracle Mile Castilian Bitters Taste Like?
Licorice and dandelion root, gentian bitterness, cardamom and grains of paradise spice
Flavor Evolution
Allow 30-60 seconds between each stage to experience the flavor evolution.
Aroma Assessment
Before tasting, smell the bitters directly from the bottle or on a spoon. The nose reveals the most volatile compounds and gives you the first impression of the flavor profile.
Palate Evaluation
Take a small sip and let it coat your tongue. The palate shows the immediate flavor impact and primary taste characteristics.
Finish Analysis
After swallowing, pay attention to the lingering flavors. The finish reveals the most complex and lasting impressions.
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FAQ
What are Castilian bitters?
Castilian Bitters are an artisanal bottling from Los Angeles producer Miracle Mile, based on a 19th-century recipe. Licorice and dandelion root lead, backed by gentian, cardamom, and grains of paradise. The result is earthy, spiced, and distinctly bitter — used by the dash like any aromatic bitters.
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