This is a concentrated essence to use wherever you want to easily add a specific flavour. Maybe a strawberry blonde ale?

The best way to use these in beer brewing (or any other liquid) is to take multiple samples of a specific volume (i.e. 200ml) and dose them using a pipette in different concentrations - then compare and pick the one you like most - then scale up from there. A little can go a long way!

Works also great for baking & cooking.

50ml bottle of Passionfruit Essence

Ingredients: Flavour, Water, Natural Colour, Preservative 202

Manufactured in Auckland, NZ

This is a concentrated essence to use wherever you want to easily add a specific flavour. Maybe an Imperial Stout with almond flavour?

The best way to use these in beer brewing (or any other liquid) is to take multiple samples of a specific volume (i.e. 200ml) and dose them using a pipette in different concentrations - then compare and pick the one you like most - then scale up from there. A little can go a long way!

Works also great for baking & cooking.

This is a concentrated essence to use wherever you want to easily add a specific flavour. Maybe a German Hefeweizen with extra banana flavour?

The best way to use these in beer brewing (or any other liquid) is to take multiple samples of a specific volume (i.e. 200ml) and dose them using a pipette in different concentrations - then compare and pick the one you like most - then scale up from there. A little can go a long way!

Works also great for baking & cooking.

This is a concentrated essence to use wherever you want to easily add a specific flavour. Maybe a Belgian Kriek with extra cherry flavour?

The best way to use these in beer brewing (or any other liquid) is to take multiple samples of a specific volume (i.e. 200ml) and dose them using a pipette in different concentrations - then compare and pick the one you like most - then scale up from there. A little can go a long way!

Works also great for baking & cooking.

This is a concentrated essence to use wherever you want to easily add a specific flavour. Maybe a Chocolate Stout with extra chocolate flavour?

The best way to use these in beer brewing (or any other liquid) is to take multiple samples of a specific volume (i.e. 200ml) and dose them using a pipette in different concentrations - then compare and pick the one you like most - then scale up from there. A little can go a long way!

Works also great for baking & cooking.

This is a concentrated essence to use wherever you want to easily add a specific flavour. Maybe a Coconut Porter?

The best way to use these in beer brewing (or any other liquid) is to take multiple samples of a specific volume (i.e. 200ml) and dose them using a pipette in different concentrations - then compare and pick the one you like most - then scale up from there. A little can go a long way!

Works also great for baking & cooking.

This is a concentrated essence to use wherever you wan to easily add a specific flavour. Maybe a Coffee Mike Stout?

The best way to use these in beer brewing (or any other liquid) is to take multiple samples of a specific volume (i.e. 200ml) and dose it with a pipette in difference concentrations - then compare and pick the one you like most. A little can go a long way!

Also works great for baking and cooking.

This is a concentrated essence to use wherever you want to easily add a specific flavour. Maybe a Summer Ale with Ginger flavour?

The best way to use these in beer brewing (or any other liquid) is to take multiple samples of a specific volume (i.e. 200ml) and dose them using a pipette in different concentrations - then compare and pick the one you like most - then scale up from there. A little can go a long way!

Works also great for baking & cooking.