I just bought a bottle of Fee Brother's Old Fashioned Bitters and was wondering if anyone had a tail recipe they wouldn’t mind sharing that was particularly good with this flavor of bitters. I’m a little stumped as to... (4 replies, last updated by junco31 March 31, 2009)

Dear Manhattan Chowhounders, Every year my brother comes to town with a couple of nice bottles of wine that he likes to bring to a restaurant of my choosing. Living in the Village, I have only been able to locate one or two BYO... (4 replies, last updated by TSR July 10, 2003)

it does not require refrigeration after opening. The ingredients on the bottle are cane sugar, water, and natural almond flavor. I would imagine Fee Brothers contains some preservatives and would be fine in your liquor cabinet. (3 replies, last updated by sku August 12, 2009)

Many of the best Italian restaurants in Philly are BYOB – you bring your own wine, no corkage fees. I think you would like L’Angolo – a small, homey place in South Philadelphia. Another favorite, a little bigger,... (13 replies, last updated by Blin February 10, 2009)

Any ideas of where to get Orange (and Peach) bitters downtown? I know a company called Fee Brothers makes them, but don’t know who carries them. So far, I’ve struck out at Fairway, Jefferson Market, Citerella, and... (1 reply, last updated by Jon September 15, 2004)

I purchased some Fee Brothers grapefruit but I had to order from the Interwebs... I never saw other kinds of bitters apart from the regular Angostura kind. (1 reply, last updated by TheSnowpea September 23, 2009)

Most grocery stories will have the usual Angostura or Regan’s. Kalustyan’s has a much more extensive collection, including Fee Brother's bitters. I’ve definitely seen grapefruit bitters, rhubarb bitters, orange... (8 replies, last updated by ehoenes August 14, 2009)

Got mine at BevMo on Bayshore, but as mentioned Plumpjack has 'em too. Latter also have a variety of interesting Fee Brothers bitters — bought the lemon on a whim, any ideas of successful tails to make with it are... (5 replies, last updated by KurtW December 23, 2006)

I think I saw Fee Brothers orange bitters at Surfas. (6 replies, last updated by Dave and Stuff January 5, 2008)

as Fonteviva, Saint-Geron, Badoit, Acqua Panna, and Voss, in addition to more standard types such as Perrier, Evian and Fiji. They also carry Fee Brothers West Indian Orange bitters. - Jin Mi Oriental Foods in Newtonville has a... (0 replies, last updated by lipoff March 17, 2008)

, although I don’t think Torani lists that either. So my question is, are all of these cloudy almond syrups the same thing as the orgeats out there? Or should I order the fee brothers mix which is specifically designed for... (3 replies, last updated by davis_sq_pro June 24, 2008)

specific wine, the fee is sometimes waived. In Los Olivos, for dinner I recommend Brother's, and for lunch the Wine Cask has just opened in the Fess Parker Wine Country Inn – if you want something more casual, there’s... (5 replies, last updated by Groovy November 29, 2005)

I just bought a set of Fee Brothers flavored bitters as part of a gift, and I’m hoping to find a tail recipe book that will call for these different kinds of bitters. Does anyone know of one? (11 replies, last updated by Icantread July 8, 2009)

So I have a bottle of Fee Brothers Limited Edition 2008 Whiskey Barrel-Aged Bitters. What do I do with it? Even the company’s own website does not have any recipes. I’m not really a tail guy — I usually take my... (5 replies, last updated by Pain et Vin April 10, 2009)

i believe i have seen them at berkshire liquors in danbury, ct..they at least have had a few Fee Bros products..i have bought orange bitters there recently anyway..if i am nearby i will check for you.... fee brothers has a website... (5 replies, last updated by RIChowderhead January 23, 2007)