Kakuzo Cherry Bitter 70cl

Name: Kakuzo Cherry Bitter 70cl
Brand: Kakuzo
SKU: 97777
Price: 26.25 GBP
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.5 (2 reviews)

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£23.50

CountryGerman Liqueurs

Distillery/BrandKakuzo

Kakuzo Cherry Bitter

This fruity number is the work of Kakuzo, and the Cherry Bitter takes a base of triple-distilled vodka, and blend its with ripe cherries, gentian and grapefruit. Definitely a contender for any bitter cocktail component, and we can't wait to see the Negronis made with this!

Tasting Note by The Chaps at Master of Malt

Heaps of cherry kicks things off, with a balanced bittersweet component and tart grapefruit peel.

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Absolutely Devine

This has a very bitter but sweet taste. One so much that it will appear the cherry is busts in your mouth. Definitely not as refined as the French mud water. But stands on its own merits

Count Wilbur Apr 19, 2026

Pleasingly unusual but not for your negronis

I like this as an aperitivo, but don't consider it a good swap-in for Campari. The problem element is the grapefruit: this is not your lightly bitter grapefruit as in gin botanicals but rather a pointed, pithy, astringent bitterness; think of chewing a mouthful of grapefruit peel. This works well as a balance against the cherry base, which is simple and sweet, which is why I like it as an aperitivo with soda or bubbly wine. But as an element in a classic cocktail, it dominates at the expense of all the other flavours. I like my bittersweets very bitter, and I love grapefruit, so I really do enjoy this, but it's not for everybody. Best used under the assumption that whatever you mix it with, your drink will mostly taste like Kakuzo Cherry Bitter. Big points for novelty in a crowded space, but demerits on versatility.

Joshua Bassett Mar 11, 2022