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bitters - The term "Bitters" is applied in the liquor trade to a class of compounds prepared by steeping vegetable bitters in weak spirit for some days, with the addition of aromatic flavourings, syrup and colouring matter. The following are the chief kinds:

Amazon

90 gal. plain proof spirit; 3¼ lb. red Peruvian bark; 3¼ lb. calisaya bark; 1 1/8 lb. calamus root; 4¾ lb. orange peel; 3½ oz. cinnamon; 3½ oz. cloves; 3½ oz. nutmeg; 2 oz. cassia buds; 6½ lb. red sanders wood. First mash all the ingredients, put them in the spirit, and let them infuse 14 days, stirring the mixture well twice every day. Rack off and colour with 11 pints brandy colouring, to get a dark red tint. Stir ¼ hour. Dissolve 30 lb. white sugar in 30 gal. water; add, and again stir ½ hour. Let the mixture rest 4 or 5 days, and when bright, bottle. If the sanders wood is not used the colour will be a bright amber, Compounded according to the above directions will yield 120 gal. 25° below proof.

Angostura

4 oz. gentian root; 10 oz. each calisaya bark, Canada snake-root, Virginia snake-root, liquorice root yellow bark, allspice, dandelion root, and Angostura bark; 6 oz. cardamom seeds; 4 oz. each balsam of tolu, orangetis, Turkey rhubarb, and galanga; 1 lb. orange peel; 1 lb. alkanet root; 1½ oz. caraway seed; 1½ oz. cinnamon; ½ oz. cloves; 2 oz. each nutmegs, coriander seed, catechu and wormwood; 1 oz. mace; 1¼ lb. red sanders wood, and 8 oz. turmeric. Pound these ingredients and steep them for 15 days in 50 gal. proof spirit; before filtering, add 30 lb. honey.

Aromatic

Macerate 2¾ lb. ground dried small orange apples, ¼ lb. ground dried orange peel, 2 oz. ground dried calamus root; 2oz. ground dried pimpinella root; 1 oz. ground dried cut hops, for 14 days, with 10 gal. of spirit at 45 percent.; press and add 2½ pints brown sugar syrup. Filter. Colour dark brown.

Boker's

1½ oz. quassia; 1½ oz. calamus; 1½ oz. catechu (powdered); 1oz. cardamom; 2 oz. dried orange peel. Macerate for 10 days in ½ gal. strong whisky, and then filter and add gal. water. Colour with mallow or malva flowers.

Brandy

Grind to coarse powder 3 lb. gentian root, 2 lb. dry orange peel, 1 lb. cardamom seeds, 2 oz. cinnamon, 2 oz. cochineal. Infuse 10 days in 1 gal. brandy, 8 gal. water, and filter.

(2) Take a gallon of gin (17 or 20 under proof) and steep in this for 6 days, 2 oz. of pulverised coriander seeds and ½ lb. Virginia snake-root. It should be shaken 3 or 4 times each day, and at the expiration of 6 days it may be strained off. Take ½ pint of spirits of wine, and put in it ½ an oz. of the oil of Seville orange peel and ¼ oz. of oil of caraway, shake well together and let stand 6 days. Then add to the whole f gal. of clarified sugar and 6 gal. of waste, or the lowest gin or rectified spirits, whichever are available, and lastly add 2 gal. of water. Fine down with an ounce of roach alum dissolved. These are good bitters, and the quantities given will make 10 gal. It is as well to let it stand a week, then draw off and put into a clean cask. Before doing this it can be coloured with burnt sugar or caramel to the requisite brandy tint.

Essence

40 gal. proof spirit; 1 dr. oil of anise; 1 dr. oil of caraway; ½ dr. oil of cloves; 1 dr. oil of lemon; 1 dr. oil of oranges; 1 dr. oil of cinnamon; ½ dr. oil of bitter almond; 1 gal. sugar syrup. Put the oils in 95 percent, alcohol, and mix. Colour with brandy colouring.

French Cognac

1½ lb. each red Peruvian bark, calisaya bark, bitter orange peel, and sweet orange peel; oz. calamus root; 4 oz. cardamom seeds; If oz. each cinnamon, cloves, and nutmegs; 4 oz. caraway seed; and 3 lb. wild cherry bark, Pound all these ingredients to a coarse powder, and steep for 15 days in 45 gal. proof spirit (or 60 gal. spirit 25° below proof), stirring occasionally. Then rack it off, and mix sufficient caramel to make it a dark red; add 15 lb. white sugar dissolved 15 gal. water; let the whole settle, then filter. If the bitters are required to be of an amber colour, omit the wild cherry bark and the caramel colouring.

Hamburg

Grind to a coarse powder 2 oz. agaric, 5 oz. cinnamon, 4 oz. cassia buds, ½ oz. grains of paradise, 3 oz. quassia wood, ¾ oz. cardamom seeds, 3 oz. gentian root, 3 oz. orange apples dried, 1½ oz. orange peel. Macerate with 4¼ gal. 95 per cent, alcohol, mixed with 5¾ gal. water; add 2¾ oz. acetic ether. Colour brown.

Nonpareil

Grind to coarse powder 2 oz. Peruvian bark, ½ oz. sweet orange peel, ½ oz. bitter orange peel, 25 gr. cinnamon, 25 gr. cloves, 25 gr. nutmeg, 15 cayenne seeds. Infuse 10 days in 2 gal. 65 per cent, alcohol, then filter.

Orange

(1) Macerate 6 lb. orange peel for 24 hours with 1 gal. water, cut the yellow part of the peel from off the white, and chop it fine; macerate with 4¾ gal. 95 per cent, alcohol for 2 weeks, or displace; then add a syrup made of 4¼ gal. water and 16 lb. sugar. Filter through Canton flannel.

(2) ½ oz. Seville orange peel; ¼ oz. lemon peel; ¼ oz. gentian root; ¼ oz. ginger, all bruised and put into a jug; pour a pint of boiling water on it, and cover up with a cloth; let it stand ½ hour, strain, and add 2 tablespoonfuls of brandy as preservative.

Peruvian

8 oz. red Peruvian bark; 8 oz. orange peel; 1½ dr. each cinnamon, cloves, and nutmeg; and 75 cayenne pepper seeds. Infuse them, well bruised, in 8 gal. proof spirit, for 15 to 20 days, stirring every day. Draw off and filter.

Spanish

Grind to coarse powder 5 oz. polypody, 6 oz. calamus root, 8 oz. orris root, 2½ oz. coriander seed, 1 oz. centaurium, 3 oz. orange peel, 2 oz. German chamomile flowers; then macerate with 4¾ gal. 95 per cent, alcohol, and add 5¼ gal. water and 1½ oz. sugar. Filter, and colour brown.

Stomach

Grind to a coarse powder ½ lb. cardamom seeds, 1/8 lb. nutmegs, ¼ lb. grains of paradise, ½ 1b, cinnamon, ¼ lb. cloves, ¼ lb. ginger, ¼ lb. galanga, ¼ lb. orange peel, 1/8 lb. lemon peel; then macerate with 4¾ gal. 95 per cent, alcohol, and add a syrup made of 4½ gal. water, and 12 lb. sugar; filter.

Stoughton

(1) To 12 lb. dry orange peel, 3 lb. Virginia snake-root, 1 lb. American saffron, 16 lb. gentian root, add 1 lb. red Sanders wood. Grind all the ingredients to a coarse powder, and macerate for 10 days in 20 gal. 65 per cent, alcohol, then filter.

(2) 2 lb. ginseng; 2 lb. gentian root; 1½ lb. dry orange peel; ½ lb. Virginia snake-root; 1 oz. quassia; ¼ lb. cloves; 3 oz. red sanders wood; 3 gal. alcohol 95 per cent.; 3 gal. soft water. Grind all the ingredients to coarse powder, infuse 10 days, and filter.

Wild Cherry

Wild cherry bark, 4 lb.; squaw vine (Partridge berry), 1 lb.; juniper berries, 8 oz. Pour boiling water over, and let stand for 24 hours; strain, and again pour boiling water on the ingredients; let macerate for 12 hours, then express and filter through paper, so that the whole will make 5 gal., to which add 3½ lb. of sugar, 1½ gal. molasses, 6 oz. tincture of peach kernels, 3 oz. tincture of prickly ash berries, 2 qt. alcohol.

Wine

4 oz. Seville orange peel, 4 oz. Virginia snake-root, 8 dr. of long pepper, 1 gal. of Cape wine. Steep all together for a week, then strain through flannel, and use.

Wormwood

4 dr. of oil of Seville orange peel, 2 dr. oil of caraway, 2 dr. oil of wormwood, ½. oz. almond cake, 1 oz. coriander seed, 1 oz. Virginia snake-root, ½ gal. clarified sugar, 4 gal. clear rectified spirits. Make up to 6 gal. with water. The coriander seeds, almond cake and snake-root should be steeped in the spirits for 3 or 4 days, and the different oils killed in spirits of wine.

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