Grandeur View Bitters are produced in a commissary (ghost kitchen) in Salt Lake City and are managed and distributed from our home in Millcreek (Salt Lake County), Utah.
The company is named after Mount Grandeur (Grandeur Peak) in the Wasatch mountain range.
Millcreek business license #62127, State of Utah Department of Alcoholic Beverage Control (DABC) industrial/manufacturing special use approved #IN00106, and Utah Department of Agriculture and Food (UDAF) approved #12236327.
A minimum of 20% of all profits go to charity.
Contact us:
2960 S 2790 E
Millcreek, UT 84109
grandeurviewbitters@gmail.com
The Owner: Dr. Anne Arendt-BundsFor years I have been crafting drink and food flavorings, from roasting coffee to making tonics, for my own enjoyment when not teaching as a faculty member in Technology Management for Utah Valley University. When my academic department started to transition from teaching primarily technology related topics to undergraduate students to instead management related topics to masters-level technology and engineering students, it seemed both logical and desirable to gain personal experience with a business of my own. I chose bitters because they have very little risk of food borne illness, have a long shelf life, and are simply delicious in either alcoholic or non-alcoholic drinks.
We make specialized small-batch bitters for cocktail connoisseurs and other food or drink artisans.
Each bitter flavor is created by infusing various herbs, spices, and fruits in an alcohol solvent, typically for 30 days. This draws out as much flavor as possible. They are then double filtered and aged in clay pots. This gives them superior taste.
For those who are new to bitters, their purpose is to enhance the taste of a cocktail or other drink, whether alcoholic or non-alcoholic, by adding a few drops at a time. They can also be used to flavor foods. Recipe ideas are included with every order placed.
