...for garnish. The Best Whiskey for an Old Fashioned Jack’s biggest tip for this old fashioned recipe is to choose a whiskey you love. The simplicity of a classic old...
...drink. Whiskey – Bourbon, rye, and Irish whiskey are all great. We like Bulleit, Koval, and Black Box. Though it’s not traditional, dark rum is another tasty option. Fresh lemon...
...Club in New York City. It’s like a cousin of another of Jack’s favorite whiskey drinks, the old fashioned. Both are made with whiskey and aromatic bitters. But while an...
...flavor boost. In this apple cake recipe, Yossy lists two ingredients as optional: whiskey and instant espresso powder. I omitted both, and the cake came out great, but if you...
...hands to balance plates, forks, whiskey drinks, and cameras. But going along with the spring theme, here is a roundup of some yummy spring roll recipes from other lovely blogs…...
...– I’m not usually the whiskey person in the family, but mixing it with ginger beer was kind of life changing. And not ginger ale – there’s a difference. We...
...cubes. The finer crushed or shaved ice thoroughly chills the drink and gives it its classic frosty look. It also balances the cocktail as it melts, diluting the whiskey. Because...
...the sides in both ounces and cups to help Dad mix cocktails with perfect ratios. Pair this set with Dad’s favorite bottle of rum, gin, vodka, tequila, or whiskey for...
...Replace the gin with prosecco for a bubblier, brighter drink. Boulevardier – Jack loves this one! Use bourbon or rye whiskey instead of the gin. Let me know if you...
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