Routin 1883 syrups began to be produced in 1883, when herbalist Philibert Routin mixed 24 plants and spices from the French Alps and began the story of syrups. They are great for cocktails, milkshakes, coffee, alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks and are sweetened with cane sugar. The Routin 1883 syrup with berry flavour offers a full colour and flavour of forest fruits and is particularly suitable for use in lemonade, but you can also flavour a wine spritz with it.
Forest fruits Routin 1883 syrup 1 l
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Forest fruits Routin 1883 syrup 1 l
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Syrup Routin 1883
Forest fruits, 1 l
Key features of Routin 1883 berry syrup
- Syrup with berry flavour
- Suitable for lemonade
- Can also be used in wine spritz
- Offers the full flavour and colour of forest fruits
- Sweetened with cane sugar
- In 1 l bottle
Ingredients
Cane sugar, water, 10% juice concentrate (lemon, red berries), citric acid.
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Storage conditions
Store dry and protect from frost.
Origin and manufacturer
Origin: France
Producer: Routin 1883
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