Fee Brothers Flavored Syrup – Premium Cocktail, Coffee & Soda Drink Mixer for Home Bar and Beverage Recipes, Orgeat, 32 Fl Oz (1 Quart)

I use Fee Brothers bitters at my bar, which is why I decided to go with their Orgeat. It is syrupy, but not too much. Almondy, but not too much. A little goes a long way which makes it great for the price. This is a wonderful addition to any home bar.

Most tasty almond flavor. Great in cocktails and mocktails. I use it along with fresh lime juice to customize my gin and tonics. It’s also great with lime juice and Spindrift in as a non-alcoholic drink.

Making good, authentic orgeat is a pain in the ass. Additionally it’s not terribly stable as a prepped product. So if your program calls for regular use of orgeat in relatively large quantities this is a good option. Otherwise you’ll find yourself making batches every other day, if not daily. That’s great if you’re just entertaining at home for a night with a tiki theme, but if you wanna impress your friend just portion this into a smaller bottle with a speed pourer and they’ll think you’re a Tiki master without having to stand over the stove for 30 min. We use this a lot for Tiki inspired frozen drinks in our slushee machines. It’s super convenient to keep a few bottles of this in storage so that you can whip up some tasty batches without any pre planning or excessive prep. Overall it’s a really good product (we’re big fans of Fee Bros bitters as well). Sure you can make orgeat from scratch and it will be delicious (if you know what you’re doing), but just buy a bottle of this stuff and save some time. Overall it’s a pretty authentic version or orgeat for a reasonable price.

Great for white mai tais

Great almond taste, sweet and savory.

I would have given this zero stars if I could. It tastes that bad. Checking the ingredients, you'll find corn syrup, linked to heart disease, type 2 diabetes, and obesity, at the top of the list. The flavoring is listed as natural and artificial; nowhere does it list almonds, which are supposed to be the prime flavoring in Orgeat syrup. The product certainly tastes artificial. In fact, it tastes like artificially manufactured chemicals, maybe paint thinner, as a couple of reviewers here have said. Yeah, turpentine. So if you fancy a turpentine-flavored cocktail, this is the product for you. Sure, it's a little cheaper than some of the other Orgeats out there, but it wasn't worth the price I paid, since it ended up down the drain. Maybe that's what it was originally made for--drain cleaner!

Bought this syrup specifically for Mai Tai's and I love it. Not too picky when it comes to my cocktail syrups but this was a great addition to my home bar.

Exactly what I needed, and the flavor is ideal!