Suze Bitters

Suze Bitters are yellow-coloured with a dry, bitter taste that can be drunk straight, either on ice or at room temperature.

The ingredients include gentian root.

It is 16% alcohol.

Suze is made by Pernod-Ricard.

History Notes for Suze Bitters

Suze Bitters were invented in 1889 by a Fernand Moreaux.

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