Aromatic warm baking spice
Forbidden Bitters by Miracle Mile
Aromatic bitters with intriguing Asian spice notes
High (45.0% ABV)118ml
Historical Context
Miracle Mile Forbidden Bitters build star anise and five-spice into an aromatic 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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FAQ
What are Forbidden bitters?
Miracle Mile's aromatic bitters, built on star anise and five-spice over warm aromatic depth, with a long spiced finish. They behave like a classic aromatic bitters and work across a range of spirit styles, from whiskey to rum.
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