A family-owned company founded in 1993, Stirling® has been
the proud recipient of multiple gold-medal awards for
product taste. Following are a few reasons why Stirling®
is considered to be one of the highest quality flavoring
syrups on the market, offered at the greatest value. Visit
our flavor page to see the entire
selection!
Superb Flavor
The secret to Stirling® Gourmet Flavors' true, rich
taste and aroma is the cool-blending of up to five different
cane sugars with pure fruit juice concentrates and the
finest flavor ingredients available. Excess heat, such
as boiling or flash pasteurization, is utilized by most
brands in the processing of their syrups. This intense
heat can greatly distort the flavor and aroma of the
final product. Cool blending means the truer, more intense
and balanced flavor of Stirling® Gourmet Flavors holds
up when used in hot beverages and in cooking, and is
a wonderful enhancement to Italian sodas, cocktails
and other iced beverages.
High
Concentration
Stirling® Gourmet Flavors are rich and concentrated,
a result of Stirling's® 64+ BRIX measurement (solid contents
suspended in a water base), which makes it one of the
most concentrated flavoring syrups on the market, saving
you money on every pour. Only the highest quality flavoring
ingredients and a complex blend of up to five natural
cane sugars are used in the formulation of Stirling®
syrups, so a smaller average serving is required.
Less Sweetness
To ensure that our flavors do not overwhelm the recipes to which they are
added, Stirling® Gourmet Flavors do not deliver "sticky-sweet" flavor
as do most standard-grade syrup brands. Why create a delicious latte with
the highest quality coffee, brewed to perfection, only to compromise its
taste with a sweet, watered-down syrup? Why not complement the beverage with Stirling® syrups instead?
Sturdy, Lightweight Packaging
Stirling® delivers all of the above qualities in a high-density,
pharmaceutical-grade plastic bottle that has the elegant look of glass but saves shipping weight and breakage while protecting the contents as well as glass.
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