In the early 1800s, drinks were fancied up with precise recipes and named. A "cocktail" was defined as a drink with spirit, sugar, bitters, and water, most commonly using whiskey or bourbon. That's pretty Old Fashioned!
Then there's whiskey...around since the 1400s, invented by the Scottish or the Irish, depending on who you ask. The Whiskey Sour is one of the most popular whiskey drinks.
Includes: old fashioned mixer and whiskey sour mixer, large cube tray, mixing spoon, dried orange garnish, and cherries. Makes at least 12 bar-quality drinks.
DIRECTIONS: Follow ratio on the bottle. Combine spirit + mixer in a rocks glass, stir with your fancy spoon and add a large cube. Garnish the Old Fashioned with a dried orange, and add a cherry or two to the Whiskey Sour...and don't eat them out of the jar!
Mocktail version: replace the spirit with seltzer water. Garnish as above.
*Note: cocktail spoon design may vary based on availability.
