Under $50 Heavy Hitters/Giffard Sirop Gomme 1L
Giffard Sirop Gomme 1L
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About this bottle
Giffard Sirop de Gomme is a classic cocktail syrup made from sugar and gum arabic, a traditional bartending ingredient that predates the more common plain simple syrup used today. The gum arabic gives the syrup extra body and a silkier mouthfeel than a standard sugar-and-water syrup, a texture historically valued in Old Fashioneds and other pre-Prohibition-era cocktail recipes. Giffard, the French liqueur and syrup house founded in 1885, produces it as part of a broader range of bar syrups used by cocktail professionals worldwide. It's a non-alcoholic bar staple rather than a spirit, essential for anyone building classic cocktails with real historical accuracy.
How to drink Giffard Sirop de Gomme
Use it in place of simple syrup in an Old Fashioned for the silkier, historically accurate mouthfeel. It works in any classic cocktail recipe that calls for gomme or gum syrup.
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Liqueur0 proof · France
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How should Giffard Sirop de Gomme be stored and used?
Refrigerate after opening and shake before use; it's a gum syrup made with acacia gum for extra body, used in place of simple syrup in classic cocktails like a Whiskey Sour or a Pisco Sour.
What makes gomme syrup different from simple syrup?
Gomme syrup includes gum arabic (acacia gum) alongside sugar and water, giving cocktails a silkier, more viscous texture than a plain sugar syrup provides — a technique bartenders have used since the 19th century.
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