Portland Syrups Yuzu Syrup - Premium Beverage Concentrate for Delicious Cocktails, Mocktails, Tea, Soda, Coffee Drinks, Baking, and More - 12 oz with 12 Servings (Pack of 1)

I’ve tried both their lavender and yuzu syrups. 1000/10 the flavor is prominent and tastes REAL! Been loving a refreshing club soda with 30 ml of yuzu syrup 🤤

Delicious syrup - makes an interesting Old Fashion. 2 ounces of whiskey, 1/4 of the syrup and 2 dashes of orange bitters.Stir in a mixing glass with ice and strain into a rocks glass with fresh ice. Yummy!

Very cherry! I just used a couple squirts to flavor my water to with a hint of cherry. Nice. I bought metal weighted spouts for syrup for these Portland syrups. The spout fit perfectly. Remember to store in the fridge after opening. I like that they are made with Cane sugar and real extracts. Enjoy!

Some of these syrups are delicious and I love them. They don't have artificial flavors or colors or sweeteners like nearly all other brands. However make sure you read the ingredients because while some list the full flavor profile on the front label, some do not. For example I ordered the marionberry and the 1st ingredients after water are Basil and Lemongrass and literally that's all you taste...my 1st sip was like watered down spaghetti sauce. I freaked out because I'm allergic to tomatoes and read the ingredients. 2nd sip I could taste the Lemongrass too, but I still don't taste berry at all. On the flip side the cherry pomegranate flavor is amazing and tastes just like that, and no surprises. I love that one. A lot of them have interesting flavors but they usually say it on the front label, which I kinda was relying on. Unfortunately I have a bottle of "Marionberry"(basil-lemongrass) syrup now that is likely going to go bad. I should have read the ingredients. It's just confusing when most the other syrup flavors listed it on the front.

I am a young woman with a corn allergy who struggles with the taste of water. I highly recommend any of these syrups for their quality of ingredients, taste, value for money, and versatility.PROS-Quality of Ingredients: I love SO MUCH that these syrups use cane sugar over artificial sweeteners or corn syrup. This makes it far more accessible to folks with allergies/dietary restrictions.-Taste: I haven’t had a single flavor I dislike yet! The Passionfruit Citrus is my favorite by far, especially mixed with the Hibiscus Cardamom flavor. The Rose Cordial is amazing too — it’s hard to make a rose syrup that doesn’t taste like drinking your grandmother’s perfume, but Portland Syrups made one with the perfect balance of flavor. That flavor was the first syrup I purchased (from a local boutique here in the PNW) & it was what brought me back to try more!-Value For Money: These are concentrated! I personally use only ~1/4oz. of each syrup in a 17oz. bottle of water. Each bottle has 12oz., so I’m getting about 48 servings per bottle of syrup. With two bottles, that’s 96 servings, and at $28, each serving comes out to about $0.30, if my math is right. That is SO reasonable for me personally!Versatility: these are technically cocktail mixers, but they’re actually perfect for any kind of drink! I’m a sober girly so I use these in my water, in homemade lemonades, and as a sweetener in tea. I would use these syrups as a replacement in any recipe calling for simple syrup of any kind.CONSI’ve got none for this one. These syrups do everything I need them to do & more!

Great product, it adds a nice flavor to strawberry shortcake and I also add it to plain sparkling water. Thank you!

The best flavor

Excellent for cocktails