Monins Wild Grape Syrup 1 Liter

We have been buying Monin syrups to make snow cones because they are the only way to get all of the essential "staple" flavors (e.g. cherry, grape, strawberry) without artificial colors or flavorings. We used to make our own syrup with sugar and half of a Kool-Aid packet, but my son and I are sensitive to food dyes. This doesn't taste *quite* as good as grape Kool-Aid but it's a respectable substitute for what we need it for. The taste is a bit more like grape Sunkist soda instead of Kool-Aid or Welch's soda. And for anyone who expects this to taste like grape juice, it isn't and so it doesn't. "Natural" flavor is still synthesized in a lab somewhere even though the chemical components come from plant or animal sources.

Best darned snow cones in New York ever! Delicious flavor, one of the best: a great Concord grape taste to the Wild Grape. Just what I was hoping for. Fresh snow scooped into a glass with a fairly small amount of syrup: yum! What a fine product. My only regret was that I didn’t have my kids and nephews and nieces here with me to enjoy them all together!

Very tasty

Dislike plastic bottle for Monin product. Prefer Monin in original glass bottle

This is great tasting

Back in the day, I worked at a restaurant where one of our specialties was the "Lime Rickey," concocted from lemon-lime soda, lime juice, and grape soda syrup. I purchased this in the hopes that it would suffice as the last ingredient.No such luck: While the flavor was good, it was also very strong relative to the syrup's sweetness. Unless every ingredient was in absolutely perfect balance: you ended up with a beverage that was either overly sour from the lime juice, or tasted overpoweringly of Concord grapes. I think I'm going with Torani next time.

We bought this syrup because so far, they have all been natural. The Amazon ad should require an ingredient list on all food items, but there is not an ingredient list. For the price, this should be natural.

Fun to add to Bubble Water