Winston Churchill’s alcohol intake is the stuff of legends. The man could put back some booze. He would wash down is breakfast and cigar with a weak mixture of Johnny Walker Red Label and soda. The Churchill breakfast cocktail is an homage to the celebration of whiskey in the morning.

How the fault line cocktail came to be. “One day, I was at the bar when a regular came in, sat down, and challenged me to prove her wrong about Campari. I’ll admit I had no idea what I was going to come up with…

There is a simple yet overlooked cocktail called the whiskey & soda. This classic highball is often frowned upon by whiskey snobs. Ignore them and drink whiskey the way you want.

The Monte Carlo is a simple but a damn good whiskey drink.

Our rye & apple brandy old fashion is a variation of the whiskey drink American Trilogy.

Add a touch of fall to your cocktail game with the maple Manhattan. Rye or Canadian whiskey are the originals whiskeys used in the classic. Experiment with smoked single malts and bourbons to find your perfect flavor profile.

Let’s learn how to make an orange manhattan cocktail. This is one of the 100s of variations from the classic.

Let’s learn how to make an orange manhattan cocktail. This is one of the 100s of variations from the classic.

The prosecco old fashion makes the classic whiskey drink the perfect brunch cocktail. Also, great for a family get together.

From what we can tell the Scofflaw Cocktail originated in the 1920’s in Paris. Some claim it to be a prohibition cocktail while others such as Liquor.com believe prohibition cocktails were more to the point. We are no expert, hell we hadn’t heard of it until we had a conversation with Houston Farris the Head Distiller at Yellow Rose Distilling.

There are thousands of variations to one of the most iconic whiskey cocktails the Old-Fashioned. We are not debating which is better than the other or that ours is the best. It is merely another variation on a great cocktail.

The Belmont Jewel is the official drink of The Belmont Stakes. The Belmont Stakes held at Belmont Park Elmont, New York is the third leg of the Triple Crown. It is the oldest of the three races in the Triple Crown, but the official drink has not held the test of time quite like the third leg.