Bitters - Other Brands or Types

Other Brands or Types

Appenzeller (from Switzerland)
Boker's
Calisaya bitters (containing cinchona/quinine)
Gordon & Co. Pale Orange Bitters (discontinued-available from 1870 or earlier)
Hartwig-Kantorowicz (from Germany)
Hostetter's (American)
Malört (Swedish-American, mainly found in Chicago, Illinois)
Kabänes (from Germany)
Kina Lillet
Maraschino bitters
Meinhard's Bitters Dr. Teodoro Meinhard's Angostura Bitters (From Venezuela)
Meyer's Bitter (from Germany)
Flimm's (from Germany)
Reichs-Post Bitter (from Germany)
West Indies
New York (Australia)
Boston (Australia)

St Louis (Australia)
Frisco (Australia)
Lupulins (Australia)
Dr Grants (Australia)
Philadelphia (Australia)
Kent (Australia)
Dixons (Australia)
Milwaukee (Australia)
Gippsland (Australia)
Utica (Australia)
Steanes (Australia)
Ralays (Australia)
Bairnsdale (Australia)
McDonalds (Australia)
Weisflog Bitter (Switzerland)
Man City Bitter (England)

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