Cranberry

submitted about 10 years ago by lightning7165

Has anyone tried this flavor? If so what company would you recommend? Thanks

Comments

2 points

by Botboy141about 10 years agoMixing like a mad man...

TFA is loaded with Ethyl alcohol, I had trouble making anything worthwhile out of it. That being said, it's the only one I used.

1 points

by Jtetsukiabout 10 years ago

I have that one and was disappointed. I find E.A. difficult to work with. Many I need to mess with it more. Leave the cap off or something.

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by Krigaabout 10 years ago

I've used TFA and CAP. TFA's was way too pungent for me, but CAP's hit the spot. It's sweet and tart like a cranberry juice cocktail.

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by meanrockSDabout 10 years ago

I've only tried LorAnn and TFA. LorAnn is better, but not enough to justify the cost difference.

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by lightning7165about 10 years ago

Thanks, gonna be working on a cranberry cocktail, but have no experience with cranberry. Should be interesting

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by meanrockSDabout 10 years ago

Sounds like a good recipe idea- let us know how it turns out. I tried paring it with wintergreen and found it got covered up. I had more success with Lime but I also accented the Cranberry with Maraschino cherry.

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by lightning7165about 10 years ago

I plan to use cranberry as the main flavor and accent it with peach, pineapple and orange. Just an idea 😉 We will see how it turns out.

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by LoganPhyveabout 10 years ago

I use cap at 3 or 4 percent, no complaints.

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by lightning7165about 10 years ago

Thanks for the help guys.

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by happinessanddisasterabout 10 years ago

I tried a cranberry/sparkling wine combo - I was hoping for tart, slightly sweet and a little dry. I used LorAnn cranberry and find it kind of candy-ish. I would like to find one that is a natural cranberry.