The Old Fashioned is a great choice for a cool weather cocktail and this Chai Old Fashioned leans into the autumn season with a pop of warming spice. Whether you're making your Chai Old Fashioned with bourbon, rye, or even aged rum, you're going to want to make this variation again and again! Why you …
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Nothing warms the soul quite like a hot cocktail on a frigid winter night. The classic Hot Toddy is perhaps the greatest and best known warm mixed drink, and with these freezing temps, this flavorful variation has recently become a favorite. Winter, and especially the holiday season, are all about cranberries, so I've been busy …
This zesty variation on the classic Whiskey Smash adds a refreshing pop of fresh ginger. A mix of bourbon, lemon, ginger and mint is invigorating, cooling, and pretty much the perfect way to unwind on a hot summer day. The classic Smash cocktail The original Smash debuted some time in the mid 1800s and was …
This spiced Old Fashioned is the perfect cold weather cocktail. It’s a simple drink that features a couple of elevated ingredients that are well worth the extra time spent making them.
Lavender's clean, floral aroma is the perfect way to add a touch of spring or summer to your cocktail. Although it's usually paired with gin, it can also work surprisingly well with just about every other type of liquor!
This post is sponsored by BarrelCharWood.com. All opinions are my own. Infusing spirits at home is one of the most rewarding ways to get creative in your home bar. With relatively little effort and without fancy equipment, you can personalize your liquors and create an infinite number of new flavor combinations. While botanical infusions like …