We got our hands on the new ready-to-drink Old Fashioned cocktail from Kirkland Signature. Let's explore if it's a worthy buy ...

And 80 years later, the name “Old Fashioned” started getting tossed around in bars to describe said cocktail recipe. Yes, even the old-timers of the 1880s considered it to be an old-school drink.

The Old Fashioned, a simple mixture of whiskey, sugar, aromatic bitters, and ice, is one of the world’s most iconic mixed drinks, and has become a blueprint for cocktail creation. Here's how to ...

Discover the perfect blend of rich espresso and classic old fashioned flavors in this unique concoction. Elevate your ...

Barrel-aged, oaky bourbon is the backbone of the quintessential cocktail. Smooth, spicy, or just well-balanced, bartenders ...

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 ...

Step back in time on the Old-Fashioned Downtown Tour in July. Hosted by the Marathon County Historical Society, this spirited ...

Preparation. Step 1. Stir 1 tsp. raw or granulated sugar, 3 dashes bitters, and 2 tsp. warm water in a rocks glass until most of the sugar is dissolved.. Step 2. Add 3 large ice cubes and 2 oz ...

The classic Old Fashioned has caramel flavors from the bourbon and peppery aromas from the bitters, making it a perfect base for adding cinnamon’s warm, spiced notes.