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O oroborean Member Joined: Jan 31, 2015 Posts: 36	O oroborean Posted posted on Sun, Jul 31, 2016 3:36 PM On 2016-07-18 09:10, JenTiki wrote: I've noticed the Ginger Syrup is now missing from their site. Bummer! I loved that stuff! Liber & Co. is my go-to ginger syrup. Give it a try if you can't find what you like? http://www.liberandcompany.com/products/fiery-ginger-syrup As for Tippleman's Falernum, I found it way too sweat and not near spicy enough. B.G. Reynolds is my go-to when I want a full-flavored falernum, Taylor's Velvet when I want the more delicate flavor. To each their own. I used Taylor's most because it's easiest to find. But one time I had Taylor's, Reynolds, and Tippleman's all at the same time and did some taste tests and found Tippleman's to be what I enjoyed most. But then again that was before i was using 2:1 simple syrup, so maybe it was just a mouthfeel thing.

On 2016-07-18 09:10, JenTiki wrote:
I've noticed the Ginger Syrup is now missing from their site. Bummer! I loved that stuff!

Liber & Co. is my go-to ginger syrup. Give it a try if you can't find what you like? http://www.liberandcompany.com/products/fiery-ginger-syrup

As for Tippleman's Falernum, I found it way too sweat and not near spicy enough. B.G. Reynolds is my go-to when I want a full-flavored falernum, Taylor's Velvet when I want the more delicate flavor.

To each their own. I used Taylor's most because it's easiest to find. But one time I had Taylor's, Reynolds, and Tippleman's all at the same time and did some taste tests and found Tippleman's to be what I enjoyed most. But then again that was before i was using 2:1 simple syrup, so maybe it was just a mouthfeel thing.

Post #766864 by oroborean on Sun, Jul 31, 2016 3:36 PM