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Bitters

Peychaud's Bitters

Peychaud's Bitters

Peychaud's bitters are brightly aromatic with anise and cherry-red color. They define New Orleans stirred classics like the Sazerac.

Origin · United StatesBack to your bar

35%

ABV

70 proof

The story

Origin and evolution

Antoine Peychaud's pharmacy bitters became a New Orleans staple.

The Sazerac cemented Peychaud's as a named cocktail ingredient.

Modern bars keep it beside aromatic bitters for a brighter accent.

On the palate

Flavor profile

Key markers

AniseCherryBright

Pairs beautifully with

RyeAbsintheSugar

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Recipes featuring Peychaud's Bitters

Louisiana Cocktail in a coupe

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Stirred · coupe · Cocktail

Seelbach in a flute

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Vieux Carré in a rocks

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