How Are Flavors Born?

Posted: April 13, 2017
In: Technical & Industry Guidance

Imbibe’s flavor chemists possess a sophisticated understanding of their craft, which is developing compelling custom flavors for our clients. They recently worked with our talented creative team to build this infographic calling out some of the different sources and raw materials that are incorporated into finished beverage flavors.

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