FREE DELIVERY STARTS AT PHP 3000
We deliver Nationwide
Thumbnail 1 - Torani Syrups Thumbnail 2 - Torani Syrups Thumbnail 3 - Torani Syrups

Torani Syrups

The classic drink flavoring

TEMPORARILY OUT OF STOCK

Let us notify you by SMS when this product is back

Add to Wishlist
Torani syrups are found in cafés, bars, restaurants, bakeries, and coffee shops the world over. And it’s no great mystery why, seeing as they’ve become the benchmark for syrup flavoring with their wide and incredible variety of offerings.

TASTING NOTES FROM THE CURATOR

Bow Tie Duck is offering three beautiful and classic Torani Syrup variants. Each bottle promises amazing flavor, truly capturing the essence of each label.

  • Caramel – Torani Caramel Syrup will remind you of soft caramel chewy candy, with its classic, straight-to-the-point flavor. it’s buttery and rich in taste, and very smooth.
  • Hazelnut – This is another classic flavor, the Torani Hazelnut Syrup. Very nutty in flavor, it has toasty, creamy, and sweet taste notes.
  • Vanilla – You can’t talk classic without talking about Torani Vanilla Syrup. Clean, pure, and creamy, it is anything but plain. It’s an extremely versatile flavor, and will add instant oomph to your drinks.

PREPARATION AND PAIRINGS

Torani Syrups go with any drink. Level up your coffees, cocktails, hot chocolates, and shakes.

Use the Caramel Syrup for caramel popcorn, or make an Iced Caramel Frappé. The Hazelnut Syrup is great for hot chocolates, as well as flavoring your cappuccinos. Try a bit of bartending and make a Hazelnut Espresso Martini. Mix the Vanilla Syrup with your cold brew to make a great flavored drink. You can also add it into your homemade ice creams; vanilla is great as plain, or for cookies and cream.

WELL-LOVED FLAVOR

Renaldo and Ezilda Torre brought over recipes for hand-crafted syrups from Lucca, Italy to North Beach, San Francisco, California in 1925. Their first flavors were Grenadine, Lemon, Anisette, Orgeat, and Tamarindo. Ezilda became one of the US’ first female rectifiers of distilled spirits in the US when the Prohibition ended. She was responsible for keeping Torani going through the Great Depression and World War II.

The company started to focus on the specialty coffee industry when their Vanilla Syrup was used in the first flavored latte in 1982, to great success. They expanded globally, to cafés, coffeeshops, restaurants and bars everywhere. Eventually, their syrups made their way to people’s homes, used in gatherings and creating unique beverages the world over.

Storage Instructions

Torani Syrups should be stored at a temperature of 35 to 85F. Don’t freeze them or get them too hot, and they will keep for a long time. Unopened, they will be good for 3 years. Once opened, they will be good for about 2 years.

Related Products