Alcohol Flavorings

Traditionally used in Belgian beers, these Sweet Orange Peels will not give you a metallic taste like some other kinds of Oranges tend to do. If you are familiar with the taste of Grand Marnier, this is the sort of flavor you will find in these peels. Great for that added depth in your holiday beer, strong ales, and Belgians. Add about 1/2 ounce per 5 gallons for the last 15 minutes of the boil. Can be combined with Paradise seed and Honey for added depth.

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"Dark Jamaican Rum" is the original dark navy rum. 20 mL (0.65 fl. oz.) Instructions: Pour the contents of this bottle into a 35 fl. oz. (1 L) bottle. Fill with 26.5 fl. oz. (750 ml) of 35-40% ABV grain alcohol, neutral vodka or “swish barrel” alcohol. Shake well to mix thoroughly. Makes approximately 27 fl. oz. (770 ml). To make a Demerara Cream Rum Liqueur, see the 2006 LQ™ brochure. Ingredients: Natural extracts, essential oils, propylene glycol and caramel color. Liquor Quik Essences for making liquors, cordials, and flavored spirits at home. The essence contains no alcohol. Simply add 1 bottle of essence to vodka or neutral spirits, add sugar or glycerine as per the recipe, and enjoy.

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Liquor Quik Essences for making liquors, cordials, and flavored spirits at home. The essence contains no alcohol. Simply add 1 bottle of essence to vodka or neutral spirits, add sugar or glycerine as per the recipe, and enjoy.

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Liquor Quik Essences for making liquors, cordials, and flavored spirits at home. The essence contains no alcohol. Simply add 1 bottle of essence to vodka or neutral spirits, add sugar or glycerine as per the recipe, and enjoy.

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Liquor Quik Essences for making liquors, cordials, and flavored spirits at home. The essence contains no alcohol. Simply add 1 bottle of essence to vodka or neutral spirits, add sugar or glycerine as per the recipe, and enjoy.

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Common juniper is a small evergreen tree that is related to cedar, cypress and other conifers. The mature, dark-colored cones, or berries, are used to lend a slightly citrus and pine-like flavor to foods and beverages. In Northern Europe, juniper berries are used as a spice to season game meats and sauerkraut, as well as beer. The berries are also the key flavoring agent in gin. Available in 1 oz and 16 oz bags.

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Liquor Quik Essences for making liquors, cordials, and flavored spirits at home. The essence contains no alcohol. Simply add 1 bottle of essence to vodka or neutral spirits, add sugar or glycerine as per the recipe, and enjoy.

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Liquor Quik Essences for making liquors, cordials, and flavored spirits at home. The essence contains no alcohol. Simply add 1 bottle of essence to vodka or neutral spirits, add sugar or glycerine as per the recipe, and enjoy.

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Whole Seeds Used to spice Belgian style witbiers.

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Liquor Quik Essences for making liquors, cordials, and flavored spirits at home. The essence contains no alcohol. Simply add 1 bottle of essence to vodka or neutral spirits, add sugar or glycerine as per the recipe, and enjoy.

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Liquor Quik Essences for making liquors, cordials, and flavored spirits at home. The essence contains no alcohol. Simply add 1 bottle of essence to vodka or neutral spirits, add sugar or glycerine as per the recipe, and enjoy.

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This spice has a peppery zing to it, but also brings a balance of citrus notes and an earthy pine aroma. Typically used in Belgian-Style specialty and holiday beers. Crush lightly before using and add to the boil. Combine with Licorice Root and Sweet Orange Peel for a great Belgian Holiday beer.

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Star Anise, also called Chinese Star Anise and Star Aniseed, is a spice obtained from the fruits of an Asian shrub. It is so-named because the seed pods are star-shaped and contain a highly aromatic compound called anethole, which is responsible for the anise-like flavor of the spice.

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Lemon peel is the outer skin of the citrus fruit of the same name, which is technically referred to as the exocarp. The peel actually consists of two components the flavedo and the outer white pith of the rind. Because the peel is where the essential oils of the fruit reside, it retains robust flavor, even when dried. 

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Liquor Quik Essences for making liquors, cordials, and flavored spirits at home. The essence contains no alcohol. Simply add 1 bottle of essence to vodka or neutral spirits, add sugar or glycerine as per the recipe, and enjoy.

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This sticky, sweet nectar of the Agave plant is a fantastic way to experiment with different flavors in your meads and beers. It has a malty aroma with a hint of sweetness to it. One of the great things about Agave Extract is that it won't crystalize like honey will, so it maintains a smooth, liquid-like consistency. Notes of molasses come out when tasting it. The extract is light in color, and in addition to being fermented, many people use Agave extract as a sweetener in foods. And due to its low glycemic index, it is a great alternative to sugar for diabetics. Organic, non-GMO, and allergen-free.  

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Heather has long been used in brewing, but especially in a Scotch Ale know as Fraoch. This herb imparts a nice aroma and a smooth hint of bitterness. Flavors are similar to a subtle Chamomile/mint blend with just a hint of lavender. Heather Tips are great when used by themselves, but can also be paired with honey. About 2 ounces added to the beginning of your boil will be plenty, but feel free to experiment.  

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Coriander is the seed of the herb cilantro. In sharp contrast to the leaf of the latter, coriander seed lends a warm and slightly citrus-like flavor to foods. Use powdered coriander seed in curries, chili, puddings and custards, sauces and baked goods. 

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