List of Herbal and Alcoholic Bitters in Nigeria

An article on the List of Bitters in Nigeria, list of alcoholic bitters in Nigeria and list of herbal bitter in Nigeria.

Different brands and types Herbal bitters have flooded the Nigerian markets and more bitters are still are still in the pipeline. Many and distributors have gone into the business of herbal bitters.

People take herbal bitters for different reasons ranging from reducing cholesterol and blood sugar, reducing blood pressure, treating erectile dysfunction, boosting immune system and many more. Yours sincerely, www.nimedhealth.com.ng will not dwell on this today… nimedhealth want to list out the different numerous brands of bitters in Nigeria… This list may be endless… buy are are the popular one.

List of herbal and alcoholic bitters in Nigeria

Alomo Bitters

Alomo bitters is probably the first bitters to find its way to Nigeria. Originally produced by Kasapreko, a company based in Ghana. Alomo bitters is (or used to be) the most popular bitters in Nigeria. Alomo comes in 200ml and 750ml sizes plus a tamper proof seal. There are now a lot of fake, counterfeited and adulterated Alomo bitters in Nigeria and Ghana markets.

Action bitters

Action Bitters is a wine coloured full-bodied spirit with a slight bitter-sweet and appetizing aroma. Many people use action bitters for its aphrodisiac properties.

Erujeje bitters,

ERUJEJE GINGER FLAVOURED LIQUOR BITTERS is another medicinal product of GLOBAL BEVERAGES NIGERIA LTD. IT IS MADE UP OF MAINLY GINGER. A POPULAR SPICE.

Baby Oku bitters

The manufacturers of baby Okugbo described it as an aphrodisiac and manpower used to treat erectile dysfunction and poor libido in both men and women.

Agbara bitters

Agbara Bitters is a wine coloured full-bodied spirit with a slight bitter-sweet and appetizing aroma. The brand is for the class of consumers who desire if for its quality restorative and aphrodisiac values. Many people especially men use it to treat their condition of perceived erectile dysfunction.

Bajinotu Poka,

Bajinotu poka is an alcoholic herbal drink that has gained prominence especially in the Nigerian Music Industry and among street boys who use it to prevent quick ejaculation.

Kerewa,

As the name implies, kerewa herbal bitters is used as a sex enhancer by many of its users

Koboko,

Where the belief came from that koboko helps in male organ enlargement is yet to be known or seen. Koboko is very popular among men that desire to be ‘big’. This however, does not work.

Osomo bitters

A lot of people especially motor drivers in parks are familiar with Osomo bitters… It is said be invigorating and energizing.

Orijin bitters

Orijin is a Nigerian alcoholic beverage produced by Diaego/Guinness Nigeria PLC. Sold in dark-green 65-centilitre glass bottles and marketed with an ABV of 6%, Orijin is similar to beer in appearance and strength. Unlike beer, the drink does not contain barley or hops, rather marketing itself as “a bittersweet blend with flavours of African herbs and fruit”. {WIKIPEDIA}

Ruzu herbal bitters

Ruzu herbal bitters (RHB) is a poly-herbal preparation that is widely taken in Nigeria and it is used as an anti-obesity medicinal concoction. The concoction is an aqueous composition of different plant parts of Curculigo pilosa , Uvaria chamae and Citrullus colocynthis and so far, there has been no published scientific verification on the health enhancing claims of RHB’s intake.{Scialert}

Goko herbal cleanser

a popular bitter in Nigeria that many erroneously believes all ailments. Goko cleanser is produced by Dr Iguedo.

Other brands of bitters in Nigeria

Kogbebe,

Dadubule,

Pasa,

Opa eyin

Scoogies

Edges bitters

Black wood

Odogwu bitters

D general bitters

Kolaq Alagbo

Korrect bitters

Okokobioko bitters

Kick and start bitters

Ogidiga bitters

Okoloyun bitters

Striker bitters

Oremiti bitters

K1 flusher

Yoppy bitters

Confam bitters

Yo-yo bitters

Oroki bitters

Jekanmo bitters

Ancestors bitters

Faijik flusher bitters

Blackwood bitters

Black horse

Zazzu bitter

Coco samba

Olekoko

Japata

Erujeje

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