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The Saskatoon

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The Saskatoon is food-loving and savory, an invitation to linger over a hearty meal. It’s red wine’s mysterious, wiser friend.

WE TASTE: Tart berry, Black pepper, Douglas fir tannins, Fellowship

Pairing: meats, cheeses, stew, cassoulet, charcuterie, savory, rich food (think red wine pairings), tapas

Serve Suggestion: We suggest lightly chilled in a wine glass, or over ice with an orange peel, negroni-style—but you do you!

750 ml bottle: six 4-ounce servings. The bottle is sealed with a pry-off crown cap and accepts a standard "wine saver" found at grocery stores and wine shops.

Silver Medal LA Spirits Awards 2022; Bronze medal winner, 2021 International Wine and Spirits Competition, London.

"Tannic and peppery with a clear, vibrant red body, it reminded us of a pinot noir." - New York Times Wirecutter

Ingredients: filtered water, organic white grape concentrate, saskatoon juice concentrate, organic cherry juice concentrate, organic apple cider vinegar, organic sweet orange peel, organic hibiscus, organic spices, organic gentian root, organic bitter orange peel, organic rhubarb root, non-GMO citric acid, organic dragon fruit powder, organic dandelion root, organic dried chamomile flowers, foraged douglas fir needles, organic monk fruit

Contains less than 0.5% alcohol by volume, 35 calories per 4 oz serving, Total Carb. 9g, Total Sugars 8g

Contains 34% juice

Contains no milk, eggs, tree nuts, peanuts, wheat, fish, crustacean shellfish, or soybeans

 

Customer Reviews

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Allan Ward
Saskatoon is the real thing

Excellent flavor that reminds me of the bittersweet flavor of fresh picked saskatoons when I was a kid.
It's a good substitute for red wine when eating beef.

Hi Allan! Thanks for posting this review. I'm so glad you're a fan of The Saskatoon. It's namesake berry is indeed very special, an unsung North American superfood with amazing rich flavor and so many health benefits! When it gets cold, you might enjoy it mulled: https://forbitterforworse.com/blogs/recipes/mulled-saskatoon

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Bronwen W
Amazing

I have loved the others I’ve tried thus far, but this one is tops. Delightfully bitter with a complex flavor. I had originally been hesitant to try it as I didn’t know what a Saskatoon was, nor what to expect. I love this on the rocks. I will be buying more of this soon! Thank you, FBFW!

Yay! I'm so glad you tried -- and loved -- The Saskatoon.
Cheers,
Shelley

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Dana
Luxurious, Complex AF Offerings

The most satisfying alcohol-free cocktails I've tried so far! Not trying to be something they're not (i.e. a one-to-one substitute for alcoholic counterparts), just creating delicious, unique, full-bodied beverages that are incredible in their own right. I've been loving drinking these straight, on the rocks. Once the ice melts a smidge, any edge you get on the first few sips of Saskatoon immediately softens. You're left with a tannic, peppery, and herbal delight unlike anything I've tasted before. I'll absolutely be stocking up on FBFW.

Wow Dana, thanks for the rave review! I'm so pleased that you're a fan of The Saskatoon. When the weather gets colder, be sure to try it mulled. Cheers, Shelley

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Sonya Seeder
Complex NA cocktail

The Saskatoon has been the perfect substitute for a glass of red wine or a cocktail. This tastes nothing like wine but has the same depth and complexity that I loved in wine. I made the mulled Saskatoon recipe and it was amazing. I’ve been enjoying nightly with a splash of tonic. I’m so impressed by everything this drink delivers.

Hi Sonya, Thanks for taking the time to write a review, and I'm so pleased that The Saskatoon satisfies you in a similar way that wine did!
Cheers to your health,
Shelley

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M
A very unique taste

I loved these! I bought the Saskatoon and the Smokey. So far, I have mostly drank them neat without mixing too much. I think the saskatoon needs a little bit of something sweet to take off the very obvious, adult edge of the drink. I have tried grenadine (not bad!) and the I tried a little rose wine and that was really good! again not much is needed, maybe 1 ounce of either one. I also tried it with coconut water and it tasted good but that edge was still there. I have shot it before just as is and thats where the edge really shines. I am trying to get away from alcohol by trying to keep the ways of drinking just replacing the poison. I am thrilled to have found this!

Hey M, I'm glad you're a fan & that you're making our drinks your own! Sweetness and dilution are really about personal taste, but it's hard to correct a weak drink, or one that's too sweet. That's why we make FBFW robust and tart—splash in some water, stir in some sweetener. And if you make a fun recipe, tell us about it! #hackourdrinks
Cheers,
Shelley

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