18 products
About MONIN and how to choose the right one
MONIN is an established name in beverage flavoring, and this range focuses on flavors that work particularly well in coffee, chai, hot chocolate and seasonal servings. Here you will find both individual bottles and Flavoring bundles: the bottles are ideal if you want to build your own menu one flavor at a time, while the bundles are an easier choice when you want to get started with several combinations right away.
The main differences between the products are their flavor profiles and uses. The nutty and caramel options are often best suited to lattes, cappuccinos and dessert drinks. The spiced varieties lean toward cinnamon, gingerbread, pumpkin or chai, creating a more distinct seasonal feel. There are also bottles that are more suited to bar and mixed drinks than to cafés, for those who want to use the same product in sodas, iced tea, cocktails or mocktails. If you want a straightforward choice, start by deciding whether you are looking for coffeehouse flavors, baked dessert notes, pure spices or something more geared toward drinks.
Nutty and classic in the cup
For those who want rounder, fuller and more café-inspired flavors with a clear place in milk-based drinks.
Roasted hazelnut
A more roasted character
For those who want a nuttier profile with a light roasted note rather than a soft, sweet hazelnut flavor.
Sugar-free hazelnut
The lighter hazelnut choice
Ideal if you want hazelnut with hints of almond and vanilla, but prioritize a sugar-free formula.
Irish
Coffee meets toffee
A great choice for those who enjoy roasted coffee notes and buttery toffee in lattes, hot chocolate or whiskey-inspired non-alcoholic drinks.
Salted Caramel
Sweet with a salty edge
For those who want caramel with more pronounced contrast and a flavor that works just as well in espresso as in more sophisticated cocktails.
Spiced, dessert and chai
Here you’ll find bottles for a stronger seasonal feel, baked notes and more aromatic servings beyond the classic coffee flavors.
Salted Chai Tea
Chai in concentrated form
For those who want to make chai lattes, iced tea or spiced coffee drinks with black tea, cinnamon and cloves at the center.
Apple Pie
Baked dessert profile
The right choice if you’re looking for a distinctly pastry-inspired flavor with apple, cinnamon and the feeling of freshly baked pie.
Pumpkin Spice
Pumpkin before gingerbread
Perfect for those who want autumn spices with pumpkin in focus and clear guidance for dosing per serving.
Agave
At home in the bar
For those who want a less dessert-focused flavor with honey-like sweetness for lemonades, sodas and cocktails.
Three components for hot favorites
This Flavoring bundle is for those who want to make several café classics without buying each component separately. The combination of rich chocolate and two sugar-free flavors makes it especially useful for caffè mocha, lattes, flavored coffee and hot chocolate at home or in service settings where you want to vary each cup quickly.
Consistent dosing every time
The syrup pump is for those who want to work faster and more consistently at the brewing station. It fits MONIN’s standard 700 ml and 1-liter bottles and dispenses 10 ml per pump, making it easier to repeat the same recipe in coffee, tea and mixed drinks.
Frequently asked questions
Answers to the essentials when choosing flavor, format and use.
What is the difference between flavoring bundles and individual bottles?
Flavoring bundles are ideal if you want several flavors or components in a ready-made setup. They are useful when you want to create variety right away, for example for several hot drinks or different chai recipes. Individual bottles are better when you already know which flavor profile you want and want to replenish a favorite or try a specific direction, such as nutty, spicy, or more suited to cocktails.
How do I choose the right flavor for my type of drink?
Start with the base drink. For lattes, cappuccinos, and hot chocolate, nutty, caramel, and coffee-inspired flavors are usually the easiest to get right. If you want a distinct seasonal feel, spicy options such as cinnamon, gingerbread, pumpkin, or chai are more fitting. For iced tea, sodas, cocktails, and mocktails, flavors that are not as dessert-heavy often work better. So focus less on whether the flavor sounds good on its own and more on the kind of drink you actually want to serve.
Are all products intended to be dosed in the same way?
No, but many of the bottles in the range have a similar recommendation of 1 part product to 8 parts liquid or usage. This makes them easy to work with as a starting point. Some products have more specific serving guidance, so if you want to fine-tune the strength, it is a good idea to read the relevant product page. A pump can also make it easier to keep the dosage consistent from cup to cup.
Which product is best if I want chai?
It depends on whether you want variety or focus. If you want to vary between several chai-inspired drinks, the chai flavoring bundle is a good choice. If, on the other hand, you want an individual bottle with a distinct black tea base and spices such as cinnamon and clove, the chai concentrate is the more precise option.
