Fee BrothersGrapefruit Bitters 5oz

Delicious! Perfect for adding to sparkling water. Great replacement for wine when going sober.

Awesome! Use this all the time for my hop tea

I was happy to find this on Amazon. Difficult to find this particular flavor in our spirits shops. Perfect addition to my old fashion.

Really like the flavor they’ve created here but it could be a little stronger. I find I have to use a little more than with other bitters. Good job all around though.

You can do non-alcoholic stuff with this, too - I add this to ginger ale with a twist of lemon and it's wonderful. Or, just add it to club soda. Definitely recommend!

"I'm absolutely delighted with these Grapefruit Bitters! They add a wonderful, bright flavor to my cocktails that's both subtle and sophisticated. The citrus notes are perfectly balanced and enhance the other ingredients without overpowering them. Highly recommend!"

As advertised.

I happen to enjoy London Dry gin. Usually I drink a dry martini but I'll sometimes drink a salty dog or, as Douglas Adams once wrote, a Jinnon Tonnik. (42 to those in the know). A Salty dog uses grapefruit juice as a mixer, and it really brings out the juniper flavor of gin without competing with it.I bought these bitters because I had read an online recipe for "The Queen Mum's" cocktail of gin and duBonnet. Several ratios were mentioned but in the ratio I liked best, the recipe recommended a few dashes of these bitters.I have to agree with the advise. These bitters bring out the juniper flavor without competing. I haven't tried them with a dry martini and probably never will, but for the Queen Mum's cocktail they were just the thing! I guess they might work with a Salty dog, too, but as there's already grapefruit mixer in that one, I'm not in a hurry to find out.These are like a concentrated grapefruit flavor without the tanginess. More flavor, not more citric acid, and a little bit of something else I can't quite place. Not for every liquor, but for gin, I'd heartily recommend these!