Liber & Co. Pacific Strawberry Syrup

Liber & Co. Pacific Strawberry Syrup shines in fruity cocktails and refreshing summer drinks, but also adds a delightful twist to sparkling water or lemonade on hot days; try it drizzled over ice cream or paired with light desserts for a burst of sweet, juicy strawberry flavor.

Nose: Fresh strawberry fields on a warm summer day. Bright, ripe fruit aromas with hints of green strawberry leaves. A subtle sweetness reminiscent of strawberry jam.

Palate: Burst of juicy, sun-ripened strawberries. Natural sweetness balanced by a gentle tartness. Smooth texture with a lush, full-bodied mouthfeel. Notes of candy-like strawberry lollipop and fresh strawberry preserves.

Finish: Long-lasting strawberry essence. Clean, crisp finish with a lingering fruity sweetness. Slight tanginess that invites another sip. Leaves a pleasant, natural strawberry aftertaste without artificial overtones.

Liber & Co. Pacific Strawberry Syrup is crafted by blending freshly pressed juice from sun-ripened West Coast strawberries with pure cane sugar, creating a vibrant syrup that captures the essence of ripe strawberries. The careful selection of strawberries and precise balance of sweetness and tartness results in a syrup that delivers authentic flavor without the need for artificial additives.

• Liber & Co. uses a special cold-press technique to extract strawberry juice, preserving delicate flavor compounds that are often lost in heat-based processing. This results in a syrup that tastes remarkably close to biting into a fresh, sun-warmed strawberry picked straight from the vine.
• The strawberries in this syrup are harvested at night when sugar levels are highest. Pickers work under floodlights, selecting only the ripest berries at their peak flavor, which are then rushed to the pressing facility within hours.
• Pacific Strawberry Syrup contains a naturally-occurring compound called furaneol, nicknamed "strawberry furanone," which gives it an intensely sweet aroma reminiscent of cotton candy. This compound is so potent that it can be detected by the human nose at concentrations as low as 0.00000000003 grams per liter of air!