The Cinnamon Toast Old Fashioned tastes exactly like it sounds. Warm cinnamon, a little sweetness, and bourbon underneath it all. If you like an Old Fashioned but want something softer and more comforting, this is an easy win. It’s not spicy, not smoky, and not trying to be clever. It just tastes familiar in a
The Salted Honey Old Fashioned is a good option if you like an Old Fashioned that’s smooth but not sweet. Honey softens the whiskey, and a small pinch of salt keeps everything in check. The end result tastes balanced and familiar, not sugary or heavy. It’s an easy drink to like, even for people who
The Vanilla Orange Old Fashioned is the kind of drink you make when you want something familiar, but a little smoother than the usual Old Fashioned. Vanilla softens the whiskey. Orange keeps it bright. Nothing complicated, nothing showy — just a solid upgrade that tastes right. If you like Old Fashioneds but don’t want anything
Coffee and whiskey have always shared a similar appeal. Both invite you to slow down, pay attention, and appreciate a little bitterness and depth. When they’re combined with care, the result feels natural and considered! The Coffee & Brown Sugar Old Fashioned is exactly what is says! A slow-sipping cocktail that leans into roasted depth,
When winter settles in and evenings grow darker earlier, the Old Fashioned becomes the kind of cocktail that feels exactly right. This Ginger Molasses Old Fashioned leans into the season with warmth, spice, and restraint—evoking gingerbread and dark caramel without drifting into dessert-drink territory. It’s familiar, aromatic, and just different enough to feel like a
When winter settles in and evenings grow darker earlier, the Old Fashioned becomes the kind of cocktail that feels exactly right. This Ginger Molasses Old Fashioned leans into the season with warmth, spice, and restraint—evoking gingerbread and dark caramel without drifting into dessert-drink territory. It’s familiar, aromatic, and just different enough to feel like a
When the weather turns crisp, few drinks capture the spirit of the season better than a Spiced Apple Cider Old Fashioned. This riff blends warm fall spices, rich apple notes, and the timeless structure of the original cocktail. It’s simple enough for a weeknight but impressive enough for holiday gatherings. If you’re looking for a
Step inside and if you listen closely, you can hear it—the clink of glass, the shake of ice, the bursts of laughter, the roar of celebration. It’s a cacophony of cocktails…at one time a Strauss waltz, another a Herrmann score. Even if you wanted to resist it, the pull is too strong. From the over-the-top
The New Riff New Fashioned takes the familiar Old Fashioned framework and rewires it with the distillery’s house style of bold, high-rye character. Their bottled-in-bond bourbon brings a firm grain spice and an almost electric oak profile, giving the drink more drive than the classic template. Instead of leaning on a traditional sugar cube, the
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