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Bittermilk No. 5 Charred Grapefruit Tonic with Bulls Bay Sea Salt - The Zero Proof
Bittermilk No. 5 Charred Grapefruit Tonic with Bulls Bay Sea Salt - The Zero Proof

Bittermilk No. 5 Charred Grapefruit Tonic with Bulls Bay Sea Salt Non-Alcoholic Cocktail Mix

17 fl oz0% ABV

This isn't your typical tonic syrup: it's better. Cinchona bark, fresh-squeezed lemon, lime, and grapefruit juice, and charred grapefruit peel. Roasting the peel brings out a crisp bitterness and the refreshing citrus oil. A pinch of Bulls Bay Saltworks sea salt brings out the savory caramel notes and rounds out the flavor.

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Bracing and refreshing tonic syrup with a grapefruit bite

How to Enjoy

Obviously great with non-alcoholic gin and soda water for a grapefruit gin and tonic. Possibly better with a non-alcoholic tequila like ISH Mexican Agave Spirit and a splash of soda.

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What does Bittermilk No. 5 taste like?

It's bracing and refreshing, with a real grapefruit bite. Charred grapefruit peel gives it a crisp bitterness and bright citrus oil, cinchona bark brings classic tonic bitterness, and a pinch of Bulls Bay sea salt draws out savory caramel notes.

How do I mix a drink with this tonic syrup?

Build equal parts No. 5, non-alcoholic spirit, and soda water over ice in a tall glass, then garnish with a lime wedge. It shines with a non-alcoholic gin like GinISH for a grapefruit G&T, and it's arguably even better with ISH Mexican Agave Spirit.

What's in it, and what size is the bottle?

It comes in a 17 fl oz bottle and is made with fresh lime and lemon juices, Florida golden cane sugar, charred grapefruit peel, cinchona bark, spices, and Bulls Bay sea salt.

Who makes Bittermilk and where are they located?

Bittermilk is made by Bittermilk Bottling Co. in Charleston, South Carolina. Husband-and-wife team Joe and MariElena Raya started the line in 2013 out of The Gin Joint, their craft cocktail bar in downtown Charleston, after regulars kept asking how to recreate the drinks at home. The company still handcrafts and bottles its mixers in the Charleston area and has announced a second Lowcountry production facility in Ravenel, SC.

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