What’s the best bourbon for an old fashioned cocktail? It’s a question as old as time — well… at least it feels like one. And important, too. The quality of bourbon swings drastically ...

If you like your old fashioned on the sweeter side, go for bourbon; if you want to balance out the simple syrup or sugar, opt for a spicier rye. Once you’ve landed on your own object of desire ...

You’ll be building this cocktail directly in the glass, so grab an old-fashioned (AKA rocks AKA lowball) glass and a muddler (the blunt object bartenders use to crush ingredients in a glass).

The Old Fashioned is as classic a cocktail as exists in the American canon, yett over the generations, the core concept of combining spirit, sugar, and bitters has gotten muddled (sorry-not-sorry ...

The Old Fashioned, a simple mixture of whiskey, sugar, aromatic bitters, and ice, is one of the world’s most iconic cocktails. The combination of spirit, sugar, bitters and water formed the ...

You cannot get more classic than a classic Old Fashioned. This humble concoction of four ingredients—whiskey, sugar, bitters, and water—is quite literally the cocktail that started it all.

Milani Rodriguez (left) and Olenna Rodriguez examine some “old-fashioned”objects at the Wingfield Heritage House Museum Photo: Frederic Moras El Rito Media Reports “Hands on History,” a ...

Originally known as a Whiskey Cocktail, the old-fashioned is a timeless drink that never goes out of fashion. In its early days, an old-fashioned cocktail might be crafted with brandy, gin ...

Order an old fashioned most places in the country, and you're probably going to get a pretty simple drink: whiskey with bitters and sugar. But order an old fashioned in Wisconsin and you'll get ...