Mojito Flavour

Name: Mojito Flavour: Liquid Concentrate for Food & Beverage Producers
Rating: 4.00 (1 reviews)

Liquid Concentrate for Food & Beverage Producers

Kosher

A refreshing blend of zesty lime, crisp mint, and subtle sweetness. Inspired by the classic Cuban cocktail, this flavour delivers a bright, refreshing profile that works beautifully in beverages, zero-proof mocktails, and baking applications.

Starting point	0.2% by volume
Typical range	0.1 — 0.3%
Adjust	To taste
May require >0.3%	Strong bases, existing flavours, alcohol, etc

Percentages are starting points, not strict limits.

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Ingredients

Propylene Glycol, Alcohol, Natural and Artificial Flavours.

Allergens: No Canadian priority allergens are present in this product or on its production line.

Certifications

Kosher: Certified by Kashruth Council of Canada (COR)
Halal: Not eligible for certification

Certification status is product-specific; not all flavours are Kosher or Halal certified.

Dietary information

Vegan: Formulated without animal-derived ingredients
Gluten: Formulated without gluten-containing ingredients

Based on supplier information for the raw materials used.

Nutrition information

Per 0.1 g (about 5 drops)

Calories 0

Fat	0 g
Cholesterol	0 mg
Sodium	0 mg
Carbohydrates	0 g
Protein	0 g

Not a significant source of other nutrients.

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Product type	Natural & Artificial
Physical state	Liquid
Colour	Pale yellow to yellow
Specific gravity @ 25°C	0.984 — 1.034 g/mL
Solubility	Water Soluble
Flash point	More than 140°F
Country of manufacture	Canada
HS code	3302.10

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Mojito (SC) (WF) (9-16-23) – As a heavy Mojito drinker, I love to test flavors claiming to be Mojitos, and see how they fared. This one got it in the ballpark, and maybe a bit more. This tasted a bit different than the last time I tested it, and I actually got some light Rum in this one, and that was bonus. Nicely sweet, and just below mid-level, and there were some nice Lime notes rolling around in there, but I almost got hints of Lemon. Now for any of you who DO mix up fresh Mojitos, it’s ALL about the Lime, and Mint. While the Lemon (unidentified citrus) notes were fairly light, they WERE in there, and honestly, I felt like it pulled it a little towards a Rum and Sprite. Not entirely, BUT, there was some of that going on. It did have a very slight sparkle, which I assumed was an attempt at a slight fizzy-ness, so there was a tiny bit of that as well. The Mint was maybe a 50/50 split of Natural/Candied, so it wasn’t the full “Fresh Mint” ride, but it got the job done. Now perhaps my critiques were over the top, perhaps not, and it’s hard NOT to, when you grow fresh Mint in the backyard just FOR Mojitos !!! I do. All in, it WAS a Mojito, just maybe not 100% like I make them, and it felt like (to my tastes), it was about 85% of the way there, and I’ll leave it at an 8.5/10.