The French Bitter since 1889

A bright yellow color and an inimitable bittersweet taste for a flavorful drinking experience

A bright yellow color and an inimitable bittersweet taste for a flavorful drinking experience

What does Suze taste like ?

What does Suze taste like ?  What does Suze taste like ?  What does Suze taste like ?  What does Suze taste like ? 
Color :
bright yellow color
Nose :
intense and harmonious, with fruity aromas and vegetal notes
Palate
bitterness and sweetness followed by a fresh taste of gentian roots, a fruity taste of orange and candied fruits.

Suze is perfect to light a cocktail up for a flavorful drinking experience.

How to enjoy Suze?

Suze White Negroni

Rich and intense, this iconic cocktail brings out the bittersweet taste of Suze for flavorful drinking experience.

Suze White Negroni

1 part

1 part

Suze

Lillet blanc

1 part

1

Plymouth gin

grapefruit zest

Serve over ice.

In a mixing glass filled with ice cubes, pour 1 part Suze, 1 part Lillet Blanc and 1 part Plymouth Gin. Stir. Pour into an Old-Fashioned glass filled with ice cubes. Add a zest of grapefruit.

Suze Alianza

The perfect balance between the smoky aromas of the Mezcal and the bittersweet taste of Suze for an incomparable experience.

Suze Alianza

1 part

1 part

Suze

Lillet rosé

1 part

1

Mezcal

grapefruit zest

Serve over ice

In a mixing glass filled with ice cubes, pour 1 part Suze, 1 part Lillet rosé and 1 part Mezcal. Stir. Pour into a cocktail glass with ice cubes. Add a zest of grapefruit.

Suze Tonic

Adored for its simplicity and inimitable taste, this classic cocktail reveals the freshness and the delicate bittersweet taste of Suze.

Suze Tonic

1 part

2 parts

Suze

tonic

1

lemon wedge

Serve over ice

In a glass full of ice cubes, pour 1 part Suze, 2 parts Tonic, add a lemon wedge. Enjoy.

Suze Sour

Fresh and bitter this famous cocktail reveals Suze complexity brilliantly.

Suze Sour

1 part

1/2 part

Suze

lemon syrup

1/2 part

1

sugar syrup

egg white

In a shaker filled with ice, pour 1 part Suze, 1/2 part lemon syrup, 1/2 part sugar syrup, 1 egg white. Shake for a couple of minutes. Pour in a cocktail glass.

Where does Suze come from ?

Where does Suze come from ?  Where does Suze come from ?  Where does Suze come from ?  Where does Suze come from ? 

Yellow Gentiane

The powerful bitterness of Suze comes from the yellow gentian roots that grow for over 20 years in the mountains of France before being torn out by hand.

Suze's elaboration

130 years of know how

Since 1889, Suze has been produced following the exact same recipe, maceration, distillation and blending.