Cocktail Mixers/Roses Sweetened Lime Juice 12 FL

Roses Sweetened Lime Juice 12 FL

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About this bottle

Rose's Sweetened Lime Juice traces back to 1867, when Lauchlin Rose patented a way to preserve lime juice with sugar rather than alcohol — the original version of this exact bottle, and the reason “Rose's” became shorthand for sweetened lime juice across generations of bartenders. It's concentrated and pre-sweetened, built to stand in for fresh lime juice and simple syrup in one pour rather than needing both mixed separately behind the bar. Expect a tart, distinctly lime flavor with a syrupy sweetness that's more assertive than fresh-squeezed juice alone. It's the bottle that makes a Gimlet a Gimlet, and it's been the standard call for that drink for generations.

How to use Rose's Sweetened Lime Juice

It's the defining ingredient in a classic Gimlet — just gin (or vodka) and Rose's, nothing else needed. It also works in a Daiquiri or rum swizzle for drinkers who prefer its rounder sweetness to straight simple syrup and fresh lime.

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How should Rose's Sweetened Lime Juice be stored?

Refrigerate after opening; it keeps its flavor for a couple of months stored cold.

What cocktails use Rose's Sweetened Lime Juice?

It's the classic call for a Gimlet, and it also works in a Daiquiri or rum swizzle.

What is Rose's Sweetened Lime Juice?

A concentrated, pre-sweetened lime juice, made by the brand that patented non-alcoholic lime juice preservation in 1867 and became the traditional Gimlet ingredient as a result.

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