Monin - Rose Syrup with Monin BPA Free Pump, Boxed, Elegant and Subtle, Great for Cocktails, Mocktails, and Soda, Gluten-Free, Non-GMO (750 ml)

I tried a sample bottle of this rose syrup and fell in love with the flavor. I'm so glad I found a bigger size from Amazon! The bottle is way bigger than I thought, I feel like it's a great deal! I was really into rose milk tea and rose latte, and this taste just like the ones I bought from coffee shop or boba shop. This syrup doesn't really cause me headache when I add it to my drinks unlike other brands. I highly recommend this product!

Syrup is delicious. (If you're a rose fan and you like rose water at Mediterranean restaurants, this might be for you.)My only womp-womp with this is it did not come with a pump as the description claims.

Backstory: I’ve been adding Monin Lavender Syrup to lemonade and/or water for a few years now, and love it. I also tried using the lavender to sweeten iced tea; it wasn’t bad, but it didn’t wow me.This summer I bought Monin Rose Syrup for a little variety. It’s good in both lemonade and water, but when I used it to sweeten iced tea — I got the wow I was looking for! It’s so delicious!

The raste is super synthetic i cannot tolerate it

After buying another brand of rose syrup that I thought would be good since it was from Pakistan, I went with Monin. The flavor is natural and not overwhelming - most importantly, it tastes like rose, not too sweet and does NOT have a foul aftertaste. Go for it! I mixed it in with my saffron milk - yummy!My only complaint is that the pump does fit the bottle well. Thankfully, it's Fall, so ants will not be as active. Otherwise, I couldn't leave this out with that pump on. I paid an extra $2 for the pump and I won't again. I hope there's a better one out there.

I tried other brands but I love Monin the best. Other tastes too sweet while Monin keeps its favors.Package arrived safe with glass.

pump was not included

Bought this to make rose milk tea, tastes pretty similar to the one I get at my local boba & tea shop but way more convenient and cost effective than getting a 5 dollar drink every time... 1.5-2 pumps is the best for a coffee mug or slightly larger size of milk tea, in my opinion. The only thing I don’t like is that I don’t know how many calories are in one pump, as the bottle only shows calories per fluid ounce and I probably will eventually measure how many pumps are in a fluid ounce but yeah.