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.

Aside from being one of the most famous cocktails you can make, the Old Fashioned, much like its sibling, the Manhattan, is also one of the easiest. According to Angel’s Envy whiskey expert ...

Cocktail master Eric Alperin from ... For him, making the paste is an important part of the Old Fashioned process. “It’s not like making simple syrup. You’re actually combining the bitters ...

By the end of the century, the Old Fashioned cocktail became a category of its own that could be made with any number of base spirits, including gin, brandy, or whiskey. Make the Best Old ...

Among them: the venerable Old Fashioned, which is crafted with simple syrup, bitters and a touch of orange. It’s a classic cocktail, and one that’s easier to make than you’d think.

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My cocktail arrives covered with a smoky dome. I spy liquid-gold bourbon and orange slices through the white fog. Other ...

One of the classic bourbon cocktails is an Old Fashioned, and we’re going to teach you how to make it. Now, the Old Fashioned cocktail has a little bit of controversy. Some say to add the sugar ...

Always make cocktails with booze that you actually enjoy drinking. No rotgut. No swill. You’ll end up with 35 ounces of old fashioned with this recipe. Aim for three-ounce pours. You don’t ...