OriginPurple sweet potato is a dark-hued, sweet flesh root vegetable that is a part of the morning glory family. Often mistaken as purple yams or ube, the purple sweet potato is less starchy and smaller in size as compared to yams.From simply served and enjoyed as steamed or roasted, purple sweet potato is also added into different types of delicious cuisines, especially in Asia. Its versatility in culinary applications is now also increasingly shifting into drink creations – adding a whimsical eye- catching purple hue to drinks like latte, boba milk tea, and smoothie.Rich, creamy, almost winey in flavour, MONIN has taken the inspiration from one of the most loved super foods and developed Le Sirop de MONIN Purple Sweet Potato, suitable for all applications.Tasting NoteColour: Dark violetNose: Steamed purple sweet potatoLength in Mouth: Mild earthy finishAttack: Sweet with an earthy toneDrink InspirationFrom simply served and enjoyed as steamed or roasted, purple sweet potato is also added into different types of delicious cuisines, especially in Asia. Its versatility in culinary applications is now also increasingly shifting into drink creations – adding a whimsical eye-catching purple hue to drinks like latte, boba milk tea, and smoothie.Rich, creamy, almost winey in flavour, MONIN has taken the inspiration from one of the most loved super foods and developed Le Sirop de MONIN Purple Sweet Potato, suitable for all applications.

OriginOne of the top-picks from the dessert trolley, Cheesecake has been around for centuries dating as far back as the Ancient Greeks! Several versions of it were conceived during the course of history.  However, the recipe which has transformed it into a modern-day dessert icon comes from the United States, or more specifically New York, where they first discovered cream cheese.Composed of a crunchy, buttery biscuit base and layered with an unctuous, creamy mixture based on soft cheese, cheesecake can simply be enjoyed plain in the New York style or topped off with fruit or sauce.  The creamy texture melts into an irresistible sweet and salty flavour combination. With MONIN Cheesecake syrup, you can enjoy this gourmet pudding flavour in your coffee and dessert drinks any time!Colour Light YellowTasting notes Nose: Freshly baked biscuit Attack: Balanced combination of biscuit and cream cheese Length in mouth: Salty hints Beverage Innovation Directors tips MONIN Cheesecake syrup is savoury and buttery which makes milk applications smooth and well rounded. The hints of saltiness in this syrup also gives a great balance when mixed with creamy applications, especially smoothies or frappes. My personal favourite when using MONIN Cheesecake syrup is Chocolate Hazelnut Cheesecake Smoothie!”Applications

• Coffees
• Lattes
• Hot Chocolate
• Milkshakes
• Frappes

Origin Osmanthus, a flower native to Asia, has been cultivated for around 2,500 years in China.  Guilin, which means “forest of osmanthus” is a city in China named after the many osmanthus trees that grow there. In Chinese culture, this small white flower is widely used, mostly as a flavouring for teas, wine, and sweets but also known as an ingredient in herbal medicine.MONIN Osmanthus syrup has a harmonious floral perfume with sweet delicate honey notes. Combined with teas, lemonades or even used to flavoured classic cocktails, this syrup will add a light and refreshing touch to any of your crafted drinks. Colour Light yellowTasting notes Nose: Sweet floral notes Attack: Delicate osmanthus flower Length in Mouth: Balanced honey and flower aftertasteBeverage Innovation Directors tips MONIN Osmanthus syrup imparts aroma and sweetness to any cocktail recipe. It’s the Asian touch I like to share in my creations! With its honey flower notes, it gives a unique flavour to cocktails, mocktails or even coffee and tea applications. I particularly like using MONIN Osmanthus syrup to flavour afternoon lemonades or in a Moscow Mule during parties.Applications

• Tea
• Cocktail
• Mocktail
• Latte