Old fashion

There’s really nothing old-fashioned about our classic Old Fashioned cocktail recipe. Instead, we think of it as the cocktail lover’s OG, go-to drink. Here’s our perfect Old Fashioned.

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Keep the cold out this fall with a classic Old Fashioned cocktail, kissed with a hint of maple.

This old fashioned cocktail is a classic bourbon drink made with whiskey, Angostura bitters, and simple syrup (or sugar).

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How to make the classic old fashioned cocktail the right way. Bourbon, bitters, simple syrup (sugar cube), and an orange peel.

Sip away on a balanced whiskey cocktail that celebrates the artistry of whiskey-creation as well as the beauty of a finely crafted cocktail. The whiskey shines through each sip as the bitters, simple syrup and orange peel zest accentuate the lovely flavors of the whiskey. Since the cocktail is spirit-forward, the whiskey flavor of your specific whiskey choice should shine through in the cocktail.