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Cocktail Essentials

Mango Syrup

$13.99
This fruit-filled blend of Alphonso mangoes from the Ratnagiri region of India, combined with cane sugar, creates the ideal mango cocktail syrup. Perfect for mixology-minded cocktails and exquisite alcohol-free drinks, it adds a tropical, sweet touch to any beverage creation.
Flavor

Tropical, authentic Alphonso mango top note; fresh, fruity, rich, creamy, sweet mango, full of flavor

Juice

25% mango

Pairs With

Rum, Vodka, Gin, Tequila

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This fruit-filled blend of Alphonso mangoes from the Ratnagiri region of India, combined with cane sugar, creates the ideal mango cocktail syrup. Perfect for mixology-minded cocktails and exquisite alcohol-free drinks, it adds a tropical, sweet touch to any beverage creation.
Flavor

Tropical, authentic Alphonso mango top note; fresh, fruity, rich, creamy, sweet mango, full of flavor

Juice

25% mango

Pairs With

Rum, Vodka, Gin, Tequila

Mango Syrup

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          • 1.5 oz mezcal
          • 1 oz orange juice
          • 1 egg white
          • 2 dashes hot sauce
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          • 1 oz Single Pressed Lime Juice
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          • 0.5 oz Mint Syrup
          • 0.5 oz Single Pressed Lime Juice
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          • fill with champagne
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                  Make the Perfect Scratch Mango Mojito

                  Nothing beats the fresh taste of mango—except when you mix it with lime, mint, and rum! Give your favorite summer cocktail and upgrade with the mango mojito. Made with real Alphonso mangoes, Master of Mixes Mango Syrup gives you that authentic flavor without the hassle of making your own puree. Simply mix a half ounce each of Master of Mixes Mango Syrup, Master of Mixes Mint Syrup, and Master of Mixes Single-Pressed Lime Juice with 2 ounces of rum in a shaker over ice. Shake well, then strain over fresh ice into a rocks glass. Top with soda water—and don’t forget your fresh mint sprigs to make it a true mojito. One sip and this mango mojito will quickly become your new summer go-to! Explore more ways you can incorporate Cocktail Essentials Mango Syrup into your favorite drinks on our recipes page.

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