Our vanilla bean syrup is a labor of love. We bring in barrels of raw vanilla beans sourced from Madagascar and use every piece of every bean. We split them, scrape the insides, chop the outsides, and use a double filter process to create an added richness. All the fuss is worth it: we’ve found that there is some kind of magic in the agitation of the skin, bean by bean. Try it—we think you’ll agree!

Ingredients: cane sugar, water, vanilla beans, vanilla extract, lactic acid

Suggested Uses: Vanilla Bean Coffee (1 oz of Vanilla Bean syrup, 1 solid cup of joe
Simple and just right!) Vanilla Bean Soaking Cake (Your favorite yellow/white or citrus cake, 1/2 cup Vanilla Bean syrup; Remove cake from oven, use fork tines to pierce the surface of the cake, drizzle pH vanilla syrup in the holes, allow cake to cool. Serve with fresh peaches or apricots and sweet cream)

 Pink House Delight, formally known as Onyx Delight, is a flavor experience. Rich vanilla, spicy cinnamon, and early honey make this syrup a class of its own. This trifecta flavored syrup has been gracing the coffee mug since the early 90's. This syrup creates on of the most widely requested drinks and is without a doubt a classic.

Ingredients: cane sugar, water, honey, cassia chips, vanilla beans, vanilla extract, kosher salt

Recipes:

Pink House Delight: 1 oz pH Delight syrup and 6 ox Onyx cold brew. Top with cream or oat milk.

Mexican Chile Syrup is made from the arbol chile. We chose these peppers for their bright hot taste and their distinct smokiness. Use this to make killer chile lime soda, a pH staff favorite. Or get creative in the kitchen and use Mexican Chile for curry dishes and barbecue sauces to add a sweet heat without making the sauce thicker.

Ingredients: cane sugar, water, chile de arbol, cassia chips, vanilla bean, citric acid

Suggested Uses: Kicking Mule (2 ounces Buillet Bourbon, 1 ounce Mexican Chile syrup, 1 ounce freshly squeezed lime juice; Top with soda water and garnish with a lime and chili powder) Mexican Chile Lime Soda (1 ounce freshly squeezed lime juice
1 ounce Mexican Chile syrup, Soda water; Combine lime juice and syrup; top with soda water and enjoy)

Who doesn't love some Arkansas honey?

Put in on biscuits, cornbread, pancakes, ribs, pizza, and fried chicken. 

Contains a mix of peppers and honey.

Do not feed to infants under one year of age. 

Made in Roland, AR. 

12 oz. 

We've recreated this gentlemen's cocktail by using classic bittering agents like gentian root and cinchona bark along with burnt sugar, spices and a bit of orange peel. Aged in Willett bourbon barrels to allow the flavors to come together and ramp up the intensity. It is super concentrated so a little bit goes a long way. Best with aged spirits. Stir 1 part No.1 + 4 parts rye in a glass with ice. Garnish with an orange peel.

Ingredients: Florida Golden Cane Sugar, Burnt Cane Sugar, Water, Fresh Orange Peel, Spices, Organic Gentian Root, Cinchona Bark, Tartaric Acid

Garden & Gun Magazine's Made in the South Award "Drink" Category Winner 2013, Vanity Fair, The Wall Street Journal, Southern Living, Town & Country, Family Circle

Who doesn't love some Arkansas honey?

Put in on biscuits, pancakes, ribs, and fried chicken. 

100% raw, unfiltered, pure natural honey. 

Made in Roland, AR. 

12 oz. 

Winner of the 2020 Good Food Awards

This is the little overachiever that just keeps racking up awards! One taste though and you’ll approve our bragging rights. After all, our syrup has earned them. 

Our Pappy Van Winkle Bourbon Barrel Aged Pure Maple Syrup was one of the first products we made, and it was golden right out of the gate. We partner with Bissel Maple Farm, another small family-owned company based in Jefferson, Ohio, who shares our same dedication to quality and the result is the perfect blend of flavors - bursting with vanilla, oak, butter and just the right hint of bourbon.

Aged in Pappy Van Winkle bourbon barrels this powerhouse syrup is perfect for pancakes but has a busy life beyond Sunday morning in some of our favorite cocktails and recipes.

See our Bourbon Lifestyle Blog for an incredible maple-inspired meal with recipes.

This item is gluten, nut, and dairy-free.

Not only is Hazelnut Syrup an obvious coffee partner, but also a favorite of our pastry chef friends. Our Hazelnut Syrup is rich and earthy with nothing artificial about the product or the taste.

Ingredients: cane sugar, water, hazelnut extract, lactic acid

Suggested uses: Hazelnut Espresso Crepes (4 2oz crepes, 2 cups of fresh whipped cream, 2 oz of Hazelnut Syrup, 1 oz espresso grounds; Mix 1 oz syrup and espresso grounds into whipped cream, Layer with crepes and drizzle with remaining 1 oz of hazelnut syrup, garnish with raw hazelnuts and shaved chocolate) Hazelnut coffee (Stir 1 oz of Hazelnut syrup into a cup of coffee, add a splash of cream and enjoy)

We developed this syrup for the love of the classic cocktail “Pink Lady,” and the bittersweet Dark Cherry Mochas we indulge in sometimes. These simple drinks have the perfect balance of creamy and sweet, sour and tart. Most grenadine products on the market today do not use actual pomegranates, so we made our own!

Ingredients: cane sugar, water, cherry juice, pomegranate juice, vanilla beans, malic acid, citric acid

Suggested uses: Pink Lady (1.5 ounces dry gin, 1 oz apricot brandy, 1 whole egg white, 1 oz lemon juice, 1 oz Dark Cherry Grenadine Syrup; Combine all ingredients, shake dry-no ice for 10 second, add ice, shake for 10 seconds, strain into a cocktail glass, garnish with a cherry) and Dark Cherry Mocha (1 cup of your favorite coffee, 2 oz chocolate syrup, 1 oz of Dark Cherry Grenadine Syrup, 3 oz whole milk; Stir chocolate, syrup, and milk in the bottom of a mug and top with coffee)

When we first smelled the Cardamom syrup, we knew we had something special. Cardamom, by nature, is spicy and sweet with a beautiful floral scent. We developed this syrup with its perfect partner (coffee) in mind. When Cardamom and coffee come together in one cup, magic is made.

Ingredients: cane sugar, water, cardamom seed, vanilla bean, cassia chip, lactic acid

Suggested Uses: Cardamom Iced Coffee (1 oz of Cardamom syrup and 3 oz of cold brew coffee; top with soda water and a splash of cream) and Pink House Original Daiquiri (2 oz rum, 1 oz lime juice, 1 oz Cardamom syrup; shake on ice, strain neat into a coupe glass and garnish with a lime wheel)

OUR ELDERFLOWER TONIC IS AN UPDATED TONIC FORMULA WITH MORE BODY AND A BOLD FINISH THAT PAIRS WELL WITH A NUMBER OF RICHER SPIRITS: TEQUILA, BOURBON AND RUM, WHILE STILL ACTING A CLASSIC COMPANION TO THE FINER GINS OF THE WORLD.

Because elderberry grows wild throughout Kentucky, we thought it a natural compliment to our line of mixers. We add organic dried elderflowers to our original recipe, and increased the amount of quinine to bring balance to the final product.

The Elderflower Tonic has a profile that allows G&T drinking deep into the winter months, and shows versatility in a number of different applications.

A City Supply bestseller! Pairs well with the Pecan Pancake mix from War Eagle Mill.

Ingredients: corn syrup, sugar,
water, natural and artificial
flavors, salt, citric acid, less
than 0.1 % sodium benzoate
and potassium sorbate as
preservatives, caramel color.

Net 12 fl oz (354mL)

Winter Mint is fresh and light. A powerful bouquet of fresh peppermint, wintergreen, and spearmint is sure to awaken even the sleepiest of winter hibernators. We love the partnership of cold winter months and minty cool flavors. Pour a little in your morning cup of coffee for a minty surprise!

Ingredients: cane sugar, filtered water, peppermint, wintergreen, spearmint, peppermint extract, lactic acid

Fresh pH Ginger Syrup is the perfect addition to almost any drink with almost any base spirit. We love our ginger syrup with bourbon and gin equally!

Ingredients: cane sugar, water, fresh ginger root, dried ginger root, malic acid

Suggested uses: Ginger Gin Radler (1.5 oz Hendrick's Gin, 1 oz Ginger Syrup, Pilsner beer, lemon wheel; Combine gin and syrup in glass, top with Plisner, garnish with lemon wheel) and Ginger Lime Soda, (2 oz Ginger Syrup, 1 whole lime, soda water; serve on ice)

THE NEWEST MEMBER OF OUR FAMILY, OUR SWEET TEA SYRUP IS A GROWN-UP HOMAGE TO OUR SOUTHERN ROOTS.

Many folks in the South will mix up Sweet Tea with Vodka and Lemon to make an “Ice Pick” – it’s the perfect drink after work on a hot summer day (or during work when so inclined).

Our Sweet Tea Syrup is at home with Vodka or Bourbon, tap water or sparkling water. 3/4 ounce goes a long way in upgrading many cocktails.

We take large chunks of coconut and toast them under direct heat until the aromas of the warmed coconut fill the air. It is rich and spoon ready! We love Toasted Coconut syrup in anything that calls for coconut milk, Piña Coladas, coffee, margaritas, coconut cream sodas, the list goes on!

Ingredients: pure cane sugar, filtered water, coconut, salt, gum acacia, xanthum gum, malic acid

Let’s keep it plain and simple… Pink House Alchemy’s Simple Syrup is exactly that. Sugar and water come together to make a diverse plain simple syrup that is shelf-stable for your home use. Use this in baking, coffee, tea, cocktails, mocktails, whatever you like to sweeten!

Ingredients: Sugar, Water

Our Small Batch Grenadine was our second product after our Classic Tonic Syrup, and no less a labor of love.

We start with pomegranate juice from a small family farm in Madera, CA; they juice their fruit whole in a patented press that renders a matchless, robust pomegranate juice. To that we add cane sugar and orange flower water, and apply enough heat to dissolve the sugar while still maintaining the inherent zip of the fresh juice.

Jack Rudy Small Batch Grenadine is rich and full-flavored up front, and then gives way to a bright, almost tropical finish that lifts a drinks profile; use it to create new cocktails, or to revisit classic drinks like a Ward 8, Jack Rose, El Presidente, or Monkey Gland.

When we decided to make the perfect Tonic, the Pink House Alchemy team got together and picked our favorite gins. (Yes, we love our jobs!) We worked hard to create a tonic that complimented and enhanced the botanical notes in each gin, but we didn’t stop there. Want to try something different? Add a little tonic syrup to your espresso or iced Americano. Made from cinchona powder derived from the bark of a lime tree, tonic gives an acidic and citrus kick to your coffee. Sounds weird, we know, but it works!

Ingredients: cane sugar, water, lemongrass, limes, cinchona, citric acid

Suggested Uses: Pink House Martini (2.5 ounces of gin
1 ounce Tonic Syrup, 3 dashes pH Orange Bitters; Shake with ice until cold. Rinse chilled glass with sweet vermouth. Drain cocktail and garnish with lemon twist)