From Premium Cocktail Cherries to Pickle Brine Cocktail Mixers
Laura McQuarrie — May 16, 2018 — Lifestyle
The consumer desire to discover new flavors and at the same time, indulge in unforgettable drinking experiences has inspired the creation of a number of specialty cocktail products. For example, 1724 Tonic Water markets itself as an ultra-premium tonic water that is best paired with high-end spirits, while Traverse City Whiskey Co. makes Premium Cocktail Cherries that boast a different size and texture than conventional cocktail cherries.
When it comes to layering ingredients to assemble unique drinks, there are unique products like seaweed-based bitters, pickle brine mixers and tonic water syrups that have been developed in the name of experimentation.
Edible glitter flakes, flavor-infused ice cubes, 3D-printed drink garnishes and even aromatic cocktail sprays that create a multi-sensory experience are just some of the specialty cocktail products that are being used to top off creative concoctions.
When it comes to layering ingredients to assemble unique drinks, there are unique products like seaweed-based bitters, pickle brine mixers and tonic water syrups that have been developed in the name of experimentation.
Edible glitter flakes, flavor-infused ice cubes, 3D-printed drink garnishes and even aromatic cocktail sprays that create a multi-sensory experience are just some of the specialty cocktail products that are being used to top off creative concoctions.
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