Peychaud's Bitters - 150mL cole and mason and culturally relevant as butter

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Peychaud's Bitters - 150mL cole and mason and culturally relevant as butterPeychauds aromatic cocktail bitters are made using a predominance of distinctive cloves with hefty liquorice notes, first crafted in 1793. Theyve stood the test of time and are a great 'all rounder' for use in any drink calling for bitters, though particularly in a Sazerac cocktail. Nose: A spicy, liquorice like nose with oodles of cloves and cassia bark. Palate: Morello cherries, star anise and nutmeg. Very dark and rich, loads of complexity. Finish: