The Story
Cassia bark is a common gin distillation botanical and having a little sweeter and slightly more fiery flavour it can impart a lingering flavour when used in gin.
Cassia Bark is often known as Baker’s Cinnamon, Bastard Cinnamon, Dutch Cinnamon, Korintje Cinnamon It's true botanical name is "Cinnamomum burmanii" Description & Use: Often confused with cinnamon, cassia has a very sweet, pungent aroma and almost bitter taste when used to excess. This is what the majority of bakers use on cinnamon donuts, in apple strudel and in cinnamon spiced muffins. Cassia is also used in the United States and at one time was referred to there as Saigon Cinnamon. Highly perfumed, cassia is delicious in sweet dishes but also works well as a gin botanical
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Description
Cassia bark is a common gin distillation botanical and having a little sweeter and slightly more fiery flavour it can impart a lingering flavour when used in gin.
Cassia Bark is often known as Baker’s Cinnamon, Bastard Cinnamon, Dutch Cinnamon, Korintje Cinnamon It's true botanical name is "Cinnamomum burmanii" Description & Use: Often confused with cinnamon, cassia has a very sweet, pungent aroma and almost bitter taste when used to excess. This is what the majority of bakers use on cinnamon donuts, in apple strudel and in cinnamon spiced muffins. Cassia is also used in the United States and at one time was referred to there as Saigon Cinnamon. Highly perfumed, cassia is delicious in sweet dishes but also works well as a gin botanical
