This drink combines two Wisconsin traditions — Door County cherry bounce and the brandy old-fashioned — into one simple cocktail. Look for Von Stiehl Winery's cherry bounce if you don't have a ...

People often associate legendary cocktails like Mint Julep or the Sazerac with places like Kentucky and New Orleans. But many ...

The old fashioned is an iconic cocktail that's served in bars around the world. While many people enjoy drinking the cocktail, few know how it got its name.

An old fashioned cocktail originally could use any spirit, so you most certainly can, too! ... to cherry-vanilla, to chocolate-mole, on the market, I think it’s totally worth exploring. ...

It might be called an Old Fashioned, but this classic cocktail is anything but! ... We finish ours with a Luxardo cherry — these are candied cherries that have been soaked in cherry syrup.

Chocolate Cherry Old-Fashioned Cocktail 5 oz. favorite whiskey (bourbon or rye) 2 oz. Crème de Cocoa (DeKuyper is at Kroger) 1 oz. Luxardo Maraschino Liqueur 4 or more dashes Chocolate Bitters ...

And by gently swirling in the orange and cherry we pay homage to the way millions of happy tipplers first encountered this style of cocktail. What you’ll need. French Quarter Old Fashioned. 2 oz ...

These old-school cocktails have a lot in common. There's a reason why the Old Fashioned and the Manhattan have been favorite cocktails for decades—they're delicious. But while these two ...

Few drinks are as steeped in controversy as the Old-Fashioned, particularly since the name refers to two different drinks. One is a drink at its most austere — just a brown spirit, typically but ...

The Recipe. A stock-standard, center of the bullseye recipe for your classic old fashioned is as follows: — 2 oz whiskey (bourbon or rye) — ½ teaspoon sugar, or .5 oz simple syrup ...