Made with the same original secret recipe since 1824, the world famous Angostura aromatic bitters remains the quintessential and definitive ingredient for classic and contemporary cocktails. Its versatility, however, stretches way beyond the bar

Angostura orange bitters is made from the peels of sun-ripened Caribbean oranges grown in lush, green orchards located in Trinidad. These oranges are hand-picked by select citrus growers and harvested only within the rainy season to ensure ultimate freshness and taste. Clear and with an unparalleled depth of flavour, Angostura orange bitters is an exotic and versatile bitters that works incredibly well with vodka, gin and whisky, and adds real depth of flavour to rum cocktails. Its complexity and layers of flavours also makes it a culinary must-have ingredient. World renowned chefs have found that it works particularly well in savoury sauces, it complements seafood dishes, and marries well with chocolate.

Made with the same original secret recipe since 1824, the world famous Angostura aromatic bitters remains the quintessential and definitive ingredient for classic and contemporary cocktails. Its versatility, however, stretches way beyond the bar

Made with the same original secret recipe since 1824, the world famous Angostura aromatic bitters remains the quintessential and definitive ingredient for classic and contemporary cocktails. Its versatility, however, stretches way beyond the bar

Won “Best of the Show” award at the 5th annual Beverage Packaging Global Design Awards. It was selected from among 1,200 products from the U.S., Greece, Holland, Belgium, France, Chile, Spain, Portugal, Japan, New Zealand, and Mexico. Produced from wild Agaves, Agavaces Dasylirion, which are harvested in the northern highlands of Mexico`s Chihuahuan desert. Full and mellow on the attack, the aromas foster soft fruit, mostly pear, moderate Agave, and slight Chamomile and pepper.

The Featherbone Factory was originally owned by EK Warrena businessman who revolutionized the making of corsets and buggy whips in the 1880s. EK set the precedence for hard work, innovation, and an adventurous spirit.