Light & Refreshing light, citrusy aperitivo
Oranjebitter by De Kuyper
Traditional Dutch orange bitter liqueur
Historical Context
Dutch orange bitter; the style dates to the 17th century and returned to the market around the 1814 inauguration of William I, this time unsweetened, which is where the bitter in the name comes from. De Kuyper is its main commercial producer
What Does De Kuyper Oranjebitter Taste Like?
Bitter orange peel at both ends with a gentian bitterness through the middle. Dry and peel-forward rather than sweet, closer to a bitters than a liqueur in balance.
Recipes with De Kuyper Oranjebitter
Use De Kuyper Oranjebitter as a Substitute
- In place of Nobeltje
- In place of Angeleno Amaro
- In place of Breckenridge Bitter
- In place of Cappelletti Aperitivo Americano Rosso
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