Toledo Spirits Company

Toledo Orange Tiger

They don't have tigers in Ohio so Toledo Spirits had to make their own. Orange Tiger is a bourbon-barrel aged orange liqueur that will add the taste of summer and the dangers of the jungle to any cocktail. Used in place of triple sec or orange liqueur, Orange Tiger adds depth to Margaritas, Sidecars, or Cosmopolitans, and its oakiness pairs wonderfully with bourbons, ryes, and Canadian whiskey. Equally fabulous as an aperitif, Orange Tiger's gentle sweetness and deep citrus flavors make any cocktail a craft cocktail.

Origin:	Ohio
Spirit Type:	Liqueur
Spirit Style:	Fruit Liqueur
Spirit Style:	Fruit Liqueur Fruit Liqueur Fruit Liqueur Satisfying liqueurs can be made from almost any fruit imaginable. They’re sweet, refreshing and offer flavors you just won’t find in other other spirits. From flavors you’d expect, like orange and zesty lemon, to more exotic offerings like rhubarb and nectarine, there are countless applications for these versatile liqueurs. Shop Liqueur
ABV:	40.00
proof:	80.00

Color:	Gold
aroma:	Oranges
taste:	Citrus
finish:	Gentle Sweetness

About Toledo Spirits Company

Toledo Spirits Company

"You Will Drink Better in Toledo!"

Our Story

According to the Toledo Spirits Company’s founders, Toledo, Ohio has everything you need to make whiskey. An abundance of grain, crisp water and glass. So that’s what they set out to do. Craft award-winning whiskeys local to ‘The Glass City.’

Toledo Spirits Company founders Andrew Newby, Lukas Kummer and Dustin Wade did not have any distilling experience when they set out on their venture in 2013. But that didn’t matter to them. The group of close friends dove in head first. Developing their own processes and crafting their own recipes, they’re constantly evolving. And picking up awards too.

Toledo Spirits Company’s flagship product is their Whiskey Tango Foxtrot. It’s the revolving door of craft spirits. They take a microbrewery’s beer and fashion a whiskey out of it that mimics the beer’s flavor profile. But you’ve got to snag the bottles quick. Once they run out of one batch, they don’t make another like it.

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