MONIN Cherry Blossom Syrup – delicate, floral cherry blossom notes
A dash of Cherry Blossom in coffee, lemonade or a spritz – and a delicate, floral cherry blossom aroma with a hint of almond and honey unfolds in the glass. MONIN Cherry Blossom Syrup brings the spring mood of Japan's sakura blossom to your cup or glass.
Made from sugar, water, natural flavourings and cherry blossom extract, coloured with a plant-based concentrate of sweet potato, apple and black carrot – with no artificial colours. The 700 ml bottle goes a long way for many creations at home or in the café.
At a Glance
| Flavour |
Cherry blossom, floral with almond and honey notes |
| Volume |
700 ml |
| Ingredients |
Sugar, water, acidity regulator citric acid, natural flavourings, colouring food (concentrate of sweet potato, apple, black carrot), cherry blossom extract |
| Vegan |
Yes – the ingredient list contains no animal-derived ingredients |
| Goes well with |
Coffee, spritz, lemonade, iced tea, mocktails, cocktails, desserts |
Link to the nutritional information (GS1 Switzerland Trustbox) – we will add the product-specific GTIN link as soon as the barcode number for this batch has been confirmed.
Who it's made for
For anyone who wants to give their coffee, spritz or mocktail a delicate, floral spring note. You'll find matching beans in our Coffee Beans, and the right tool for velvety foam in our Milk Frothers. A recipe using this syrup – the Cherry Blossom Yuzu Refresher – can be found on our recipe page.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does Cherry Blossom taste like?
Delicately floral, tasting of cherry blossom (sakura), with a hint of almond and honey – reminiscent of Japan's cherry blossom season.
What can I use it for?
For spritz, lemonades, iced tea, mocktails, cocktails, coffee drinks and desserts – for example in the "Cherry Blossom Yuzu Refresher" recipe with MONIN Le Fruit Yuzu.
How does delivery work?
Order directly online, with delivery throughout Switzerland and to Liechtenstein in 2–4 business days. Click & Collect available in Bern and Zürich Oerlikon.
