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Cane Sugar Syrup
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Sugar Syrup for Cocktails
Explore Drinkero's selection of sugar syrups chosen for cocktail making. Clean, smooth and easy to mix, sugar syrup balances citrus, spirits and other ingredients while adding controlled sweetness to classic cocktails.
Sugar Syrup for Cocktail Making
A good sugar syrup should dissolve instantly and add sweetness without introducing unnecessary flavours. Drinkero selects sugar syrups that provide consistent results across Sours, Daiquiris, Collinses and other classic cocktails.
Classic Cocktails with Sugar Syrup
- Daiquiri — white rum, lime juice and sugar syrup.
- Whisky Sour — whisky, lemon juice and sugar syrup.
- Tom Collins — gin, lemon juice, sugar syrup and soda water.
- Gin Basil Smash — gin, lemon juice, sugar syrup and fresh basil.
- Espresso Martini — vodka, coffee liqueur, espresso and sugar syrup.
- Old Fashioned — whiskey, aromatic bitters and sugar syrup.
Our Sugar Syrup Choice
For classic cocktails such as the Daiquiri and Whisky Sour, Drinkero recommends a quality pure cane sugar syrup with a clean, neutral sweetness. The exact product available may vary by country, allowing us to select a suitable sugar syrup for each market.
Selected for Cocktail Making
Drinkero focuses on sugar syrups with a clear purpose in cocktail recipes rather than offering a large general syrup selection. Our choices are selected for consistency, clean sweetness and how easily they integrate with spirits, citrus and other cocktail ingredients.
Build a Complete Cocktail Kit
Making cocktails for a group? Choose your cocktail and whether you're making 6, 12, 24 or 48 drinks. Drinkero calculates the sugar syrup, spirits and other ingredients you need.
Sugar syrup is one of the simplest ways to balance acidity and sweetness in cocktails. Learn the difference between 1:1 simple syrup and richer 2:1 syrup in this guide from Difford’s Guide.