Aromatic warm baking spice
Forbidden Bitters by Miracle Mile
Aromatic bitters with intriguing Asian spice notes
Historical Context
Inspired by the spice trade routes of Asia, Miracle Mile Forbidden Bitters brings together Asian aromatics into a complex cocktail bitters that works across a range of spirit styles.
What Does Miracle Mile Forbidden Bitters Taste Like?
Star anise leads, backed by cinnamon and closing on clove, in the five-spice register. Sweet-aromatic and warming, distinct from the clove-and-gentian build of a standard aromatic.
Use Miracle Mile Forbidden Bitters as a Substitute
- In place of Angostura Aromatic Bitters
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Angostura's own sour, built on aromatic bitters by the ounce
Amsterdam Flip
Dutch genever flip with whole egg and nutmeg
Angeleno Heights
A Californian amaro standing in for the vermouth in a whiskey cocktail
Angostura and Soda
Trinidad's house drink: a heavy dose of bitters lengthened with soda
FAQ
What are Forbidden bitters?
Miracle Mile's aromatic bitters inspired by the spice trade routes of Asia: star anise and five-spice over warm aromatic depth, closing on an exotic spice finish. They behave like a classic aromatic bitters and work across a range of spirit styles, from whiskey to rum.
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