Learn how to make bitters for your handcrafted or classic cocktails. Add a dash of flavor to plain drinks with homemade bitters. Try it now!

These homemade cocktail bitters recipes make it easy to create your own unique bitters for drinks. Instead of buying off the shelf, you can get creative and invent your own delicious bitters with any flavors you like.

Learn how to make bitters to keep in your home bar! These orange bitters are perfect for making a great Old Fashioned. It's a simple recipe that you can tweak to make it your own.

Amp up your at-home cocktails with these do-it-yourself bitters.

Herbal bitters have an important role to play in health. Learn why they are good for you and find some recipes to make your own.

Making homemade aromatic bitters is an excellent way to slash your cocktail-making budget. You can infuse a spicy, herbaceous bottle of your own using mostly easy-to-find ingredients. But before you get too excited, keep in mind that there’s no online recipe to make Angosturas, Peychaud’s, or any other popular brand of bitters. Their ingredients are...Read More

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Swapping in cherry bitters for Angostura bitters can give your cocktails a subtle yet delightful boost, adding a hint of fruit while still delivering the bitterness your drink needs. The best part about making your own is you can customize your bitters to your cocktailing needs.

The bitter taste is a powerful part of digestion that is commonly missing from our daily diets. Learn to make herbal digestive bitters with this amazing grapefruit bitters recipe.

You can use vodka or whiskey, if you prefer, in lieu of the rum. Note that the higher the proof (ABV), the better the extraction of flavors, so feel free to use any of those spirits with a higher alcohol level. I made the gentian root optional but it adds a husky bitterness that I find really makes the bitters, better. You can find it at herbalists, natural foods stores, or online at Penn Herb, Mountain Rose Herbs, and Etsy. You can also play around with the spices. A bit of cinnamon, a…