All spice is sometimes described as a mix of cinnamon, clove and nutmeg. Its often used in Caribbean cooking, in curries, and even in traditional Mexican mole. Allspice can be a delicious and interesting ingredient to your cocktails

It is almost disorienting to taste the familiar flavour of Black Pepper in liquid form! Black pepper is surprisingly spicy and as versatile in drinks as it is on food. Its a great addition to a Bloody Mary, a dirty Martini, or even a ribeye fresh off the grill.

More closely related to mangoes and cashews than to true peppercorns, Pink Pepper still has a familiar peppery heat combined with fragrant floral characteristics and hint of a citrusy bite. Very versatile, Pink Pepper is a great addition to most gin and vodka classics, a Sazerac, or a Last Word.

The strong smoky, savoury and spicy elements of Chipotle pair well with bold liquors like bourbon, rye, aged rum and mezcal. You can even add it to marinades before you BBQ the spicy, smoky flavours are especially great with chicken.

Add the fresh, aromatic complexity of Rosemary to all kinds of drinks. This is a perfect flavour to dress up gin drinks (beautiful in a G&T!), Margaritas, Lemon Drops, or even a glass of sparkling water!

The reality-warping Szechuan Pepper brings amazing floral and citrus notes along with heat thats different from other peppers and chillies; Szechuan peppers will play tricks on your mouth with the tactile, prickly sensations they impart. Add Szechuan to a G&T, a Manhattan, or try it as a substitute for aromatic bitters.

Familiar, aromatic and very potent, the hearty flavour of Garlic packs a punch! It brings new levels of complexity and depth to classic drinks like Bloody Marys, Dirty Martinis, and endless other savoury beverages.

Cubeb Pepper might look similar to black pepper, but its more complex and aromatic. The flavour can be described as a combination of black pepper and allspice, and the smell is beautifully perfumy and rich. Cubeb adds an interesting botanical element to gin drinks, Old Fashioneds, or as a more complex substitute to black pepper.

The distinctive flavour of Cumin is most familiar in exotic cuisines, but its also delicious in an assortment of drinks. Try it in whiskey-based cocktails, in drinks that use orange juice as a mixer, or simply add a few drops to a glass of neat rye.

The subtle yet unmistakable flavour and aroma of Sage brings new interest to many traditional cocktails. Try adding it to a classic like a Manhattan or an Old Fashioned, or combine it with spicy Jalapeno or Habanero to make a stand-out margarita!