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AfternicAfternic
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I would say mid $xx to high $xx. Its just a guess.
 
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Thanks for the appraisal. Any others as well?
 
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Considering that 'Bitter' is one of the four fundamental taste, along with a very common english word, and 'Bitters' being a common name for dark chocolates/bitter candy, this could fetch you mid xxx if sold correctly to the right reseller, maybe low x,xxx to a an end user (hell, speculating on end user prices is pretty absurd...an end user might pay ANYTHING)

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Just checked wikipedia
Bitters also seems to be some concoction of herbs/alcohol used as a digestive aid. With that in mind, I would put this as mid-high xxx
 
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sashas said:
Considering that 'Bitter' is one of the four fundamental taste, along with a very common english word, and 'Bitters' being a common name for dark chocolates/bitter candy, this could fetch you mid xxx if sold correctly to the right reseller, maybe low x,xxx to a an end user (hell, speculating on end user prices is pretty absurd...an end user might pay ANYTHING)

update..

Just checked wikipedia
Bitters also seems to be some concoction of herbs/alcohol used as a digestive aid. With that in mind, I would put this as mid-high xxx

Thanks for the detailed appraisal. I bought this name based on the Wikipedia definition of it meaning an alcohol drink & also on the English word 'bitter', didn't even know that it was also dark chocolates/bitter candy so even better! Thanks for that, rep added.
 
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well...my girlfriend happens to love dark chocolates, so I keep hearing 'Bitters' from her...
 
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high $xx- low $xxx IMO
 
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Thanks for the appraisal
 
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