Liber & Co. Old Fashioned Mix 12.7 oz — Makes 50 Cocktails, Bar-Quality with Aromatic Bitters & Cold-Pressed Orange Oil
Product details
| Management number | 253512772 | Release Date | 2026/10/24 | List Price | CA$27.27 | Model Number | 253512772 | ||
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Liber & Co. Old Fashioned Mix is a ready-to-use, bar-quality cocktail syrup that turns 12.7 oz into 50 perfectly balanced Old Fashioneds using aromatic bitters and cold-pressed orange oil.
Made in Austin, TX, this bottled mix combines cane sugar, gum arabic, premium bitters, and cold-pressed orange oil into a pre-balanced syrup so you can recreate a classic Old Fashioned without measuring dozens of small ingredients. The formula is concentrated (no unnecessary water), so a little goes a long way — ideal for home bars, dinner parties, or busy professional settings that need consistent results quickly.
How quickly can I make a proper Old Fashioned with this mix?
You can make a bar-quality Old Fashioned in seconds: stir 2 oz of your favorite whiskey with 1/4 oz of Liber & Co. Old Fashioned Mix over ice and garnish as desired. The mix is already balanced with bitters and orange oil, so it removes the guesswork.
- Recipe: 2 oz whiskey + 1/4 oz mix, stirred over ice
- Prep time: under 60 seconds per cocktail
- Finish: silky texture from gum arabic for smooth mouthfeel
- Consistency: identical flavor every pour, ideal for batches
What ingredients create its flavor and texture?
The syrup blends pure cane sugar with gum arabic for body, plus carefully selected aromatic bitters and cold-pressed orange oil for classic Old Fashioned notes. Liber & Co. sources respected bitters, then pairs them with concentrated orange essence to ensure a balanced citrus-bitter backbone without overpowering sweetness.
- Sweetener: pure cane sugar for clean, bright sweetness
- Mouthfeel: gum arabic adds silkiness and stable emulsification
- Botanicals: professional-grade aromatic bitters for depth
- Citrus: cold-pressed orange oil for fresh orange aroma
How many drinks does one bottle make and is it economical?
One 12.7 oz bottle produces about 50 Old Fashioneds using the recommended 1/4 oz serving size, making it an economical choice for regular entertaining or bar service. The concentrated, low-water formula maximizes servings per bottle without diluting flavor, so cost-per-drink stays low while quality remains high.
- Yield: roughly 50 cocktails per 12.7 oz bottle
- Serving size: 1/4 oz per cocktail
- Value: concentrated formula with no unnecessary fillers
- Storage: resealable bottle keeps flavor for multiple uses
Can I use this mix for variations or professional service?
Yes — bartenders and home mixologists can use the syrup as the base for riffs (smoked, spiced, or citrus-forward versions) or to speed up service in busy settings. Its balanced profile makes it a reliable backbone for signature cocktails and consistent pours by staff or hosts.
- Service-ready: reduces prep and speeds up cocktail throughput
- Versatile: works with bourbon, rye, or aged rum variations
- Pairing: complements orange peel garnishes, Luxardo cherries, or smoked bitters
- Professional use: trusted by over 1,000 top bars and restaurants
Who is this for? Liber & Co. Old Fashioned Mix suits anyone who wants dependable, bar-quality Old Fashioneds without the multi-ingredient prep — from busy home hosts and cocktail beginners to professional bartenders seeking consistent, quick service. If you value authentic flavors, efficient pours, and a premium mouthfeel, this concentrated mix is a practical addition to any bar setup.
Ingredients
Cane sugar, filtered water, gum arabic, aromatic bitters, citric acid, benzoic acid
FAQ
Q: How much mix per Old Fashioned?
A: Use 1/4 oz of Liber & Co. Old Fashioned Mix with 2 oz whiskey for a balanced cocktail.
Q: How many cocktails does one bottle make?
A: A 12.7 oz bottle yields about 50 Old Fashioneds at the suggested 1/4 oz serving.
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