Old Fashioned Premixed Cocktail
Spirits Business Autumn 2021 Gold Medal Winner
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Bulleit Bourbon Whiskey with a dash of aromatic and orange bitters.
- Recipe
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Bulleit Bourbon Whiskey / Toschi sugar cane syrup / Angostura bitters / Angostura orange bitters / Water / 100ml / 29.5% ABV
- Taste
- Recommended for
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After dinner
- Awards
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Autumn Tasting Gold Medal
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Why you’ll love it
The Old Fashioned is one of the world's most popular classic cocktails. Dark and delicious, after one sip you'll soon understand why it's just as popular now as it was over 200 years ago. Combining Bulleit Bourbon Whiskey with a dash of aromatic and orange bitters and sugar, our pre-mixed Old Fashioned is perfectly balanced and has become a NIO classic. Expertly mixed in Milan, Italy.
The Old Fashioned’s story
The origins of this cocktail go so far back that it's tough to trust anyone who takes credit for it. The original drink was named the 'Whiskey Cocktail', as it reflected the characteristics of the classic cocktail formula laid down in 1806; spirit, sugar, water and bitters. The proliferation of new liqueurs available to bartenders from the 1870s resulted in a treadmill of new 'improved' Whiskey Cocktails... But which also led to a revolt amongst those who yearned for the original drink. Hence the Old Fashioned Whiskey Cocktail.
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Serve the perfect cocktail in one minute
Get your favourite tumbler glass
Once your glass has been filled with ice, give your cocktail pack a quick shake.
Tear off the corner
Simply pinch and tear the corner – no need to remove from the paper sleeve.
Pour over ice
Leave to stand for one minute and enjoy in good company.
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