Liber & Co. Almond Orgeat Syrup (9.5 oz) Made with Whole, Roasted Almonds

I've never had orgeat before, picked this one up because they're a highly recommended brand and their grenadine is phenomenal. It's high quality and tasty. This brand now has a special place in my fridge

This product is excellent and delivers a very fresh almond, marzipan-like flavor. You'll notice it is not clear like some other products. I like this because it suggests that it's more than just a simple syrup with some extract thrown in, but actually contains almond milk. I bought another product just to try something different and it no way compares to this. That other product, unfortunately, is not returnable so I'm stuck with it. Rather than use it up and make inferior Mai Ties, I'll try to give it away. I went ahead and reordered this a second time and will do so again in this bottle runs out. This is the flavor you want to make it real Mai Tai. If you're looking for excellent orgeat, you can stop looking now and place your order. I think you'll be very happy with this product. Enjoy!

Must have for mai thais and sea legs cocktails.

Our go-to brand for premade orgeat syrup now. After trying several other selections from Amazon (esp avoid Fee Bros!), this one is quite good and perfectly acceptable for storebought. Recommended if you don't feel like making your own.

This is very good Orgeat. I've made my own scratch Orgeat for years and this is close. It's a bit too sweet and it really has a strong orange blossom flavor, which it shouldn't. If you go through the trouble (and it is trouble) to make your own, you won't have the preservatives in it. But, otherwise, this is the best commercial Orgeat out there. This is close to the proper stuff for a Mai Tai. Period. I did notice the Liber is inconsistent in color between batches.Don't waste your money on "Almond flavored" anything for use in a Mai Tai. Don't buy Orgeat that has anything but the correct ingredients. Almonds(I do not count almond milk), cane sugar, Rose or Orange blossom water. Done. Of course you may find a preservative in there too for commercial use.I believe I have tested every serious contender for Orgeat available and Liber & Company (Hey Liber & Co. your lids are awful) is the only one I'd use in a Mai Tai besides my own or another good hand made Orgeat.A little info. Orgeat neither smells nor tastes like almonds. (almonds don't smell, do they) And hopefully there's not enough rose or orange water in it to smell or taste like either. It should be thick and not too sweet. After all, you can control the sweetness of your drink with simple syrup. Originally Mai Tai's were made with J.W. (J. Wray) rum, not the current Appleton. The original rum is no longer available and the last of it was around $13,00 a bottle (it's up to around $43,000/bottle now). A lot of us have found that the mix of Smith and Cross and Blackwell, both Jamaican rums, is the best substitute for the long lost J.W.. A final note. Your simple syrup should be 'rich' simple syrup. 2 parts sugar, 1 part water brought to a boil and as soon as the mixture turns clear, take it off the burner.Makes a really good Mai Tai if you put a little less simple syrup. My recommendation: (For the best Mai Tai, measure.)1 oz Smith & Cross Traditional Jamaican Rum1 oz Blackwell Fine Jamaican Rum.66 oz Orgeat (Liber & Company).5 oz John DeKurper & Sons 03 Curacoasimple syrup =1/4 tablespoon.9 oz fresh lime juice1 slice limeShake with 6 oz Crushed ice. Pour, don't strain, in to a glass.Next to 'Ti punch, the purest Tiki drink out there.CheersAttached picture is Orgeat made with almonds, sugar, orange blossom water. Nothing else.

This has great almond flavor and I use much less than other brands.

best on the market for a Mai Tai…period!

My husband uses this in our cocktails. It tastes great!