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Scrappy's Firewater Habanero Tincture: Whisk Sips Video Cocktail Series

Scrappy's spicy Firewater Habanero Tincture and a Bollinger cocktail recipe. From Whisk in Brooklyn.

About Scrappy's

After years of experimenting with flavors and extraction methods, Scrappy's Bitters was founded in 2008 by Seattle, WA bartender Miles Thomas. He was constantly searching for bitters with cleaner, brighter flavors, so he decided to take matters into his own hands and immersed himself in the world of herbs, botanicals, and bittering agents. He perfected and released a range of flavors based on fruits, spices, and herbs, and Scrappy's has been handcrafting their bitters with a small dedicated team ever since.

Firewater Habanero Tincture

Firewater Habanero Tincture is Scrappy's first official product line that isn't technically considered a cocktail bitter. Made in a similar manner to traditional bitters, this tincture features all the flavor and heat of habanero peppers without any bittering agents. Perfect for adding a clean spice and heat to any drink or dish, this tincture balances the heat of habanero peppers with their delicate floral notes and subtle sweetness. It should be noted that this tincture is extremely spicy and should be used sparingly and handled carefully.


The Bollinger


2 slices cucumber


2 lemon wedges


2 oz dry gin


1/2 oz yellow Chartreuse


Simple syrup to taste (up to 1/2 oz)


2 dashes Scrappy's Firewater tincture


Muddle cucumber in a cocktail shaker, then add and muddle lemon wedges. Add remaining ingredients and plenty of ice. Shake well and strain over ice in a rocks glass. Garnish with thinly sliced cucumber.

Let’s create what matters — together.

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