Mixers
Grenadine
Pomegranate syrup with tart depth and a ruby glow. Real grenadine tastes of fruit, not just red candy.
Origin · FranceBack to your bar
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The story
Origin and evolution
The name comes from grenade, French for pomegranate, its original base fruit.
Mass-market versions drifted toward corn syrup and dye through the twentieth century.
Craft bartenders revived true pomegranate grenadine for drinks like the Tequila Sunrise.
On the palate
Flavor profile
Key markers
PomegranateSweetTartFruity
Pairs beautifully with
TequilaGinger beerOrangeLime
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Millionaire →
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