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Old Fashioned (Sweet)

Old Fashioned (Sweet) recipe

Old Fashioned (Sweet) Ingredients


Old Fashioned (Sweet) Instructions

Are you looking to impress your friends with your bartending skills? Look no further than the classic cocktail recipe of the Old Fashioned (Sweet). This timeless drink is a must-try for any cocktail enthusiast.

With its roots dating back to the early 19th century, the Old Fashioned (Sweet) is a true classic that has stood the test of time. It is a simple yet sophisticated drink that is sure to please even the most discerning of palates.

To make an Old Fashioned (Sweet), start by muddling a sugar cube with a few drops of water in an Old Fashioned glass. Once the sugar has dissolved, add a few dashes of Angostura bitters and a splash of soda water. Stir until well combined.

Next, add a few ice cubes to the glass, followed by two ounces of your favorite bourbon or rye whiskey. Stir gently to mix the flavors together, being careful not to overdo it and dilute the drink too much. Finally, garnish with a twist of orange peel and a maraschino cherry.

The Old Fashioned (Sweet) is a drink that is meant to be sipped and savored. The combination of the sugar, bitters, and whiskey creates a rich and complex flavor profile that is truly something to behold. It is the perfect drink to enjoy on a cozy evening by the fireplace or to impress your guests at a dinner party.

So why not channel your inner mixologist and give this classic cocktail a try? With its simple yet elegant flavor, the Old Fashioned (Sweet) is sure to become a staple in your cocktail repertoire. Cheers!


Best served in a Old-Fashioned Glass.


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Old Fashioned (Sweet) Cocktail: A Classic Drink with a Rich History

The Old Fashioned cocktail is a timeless classic that has been enjoyed for generations. This simple yet sophisticated drink is made with just a few ingredients, but its rich flavors and smooth finish make it a favorite among cocktail enthusiasts.

Origins of the Old Fashioned Cocktail

The exact origins of the Old Fashioned cocktail are somewhat murky, but most historians agree that it dates back to the early 19th century. The drink was originally known as simply "whiskey cocktail" and was made by combining whiskey, sugar, water, and bitters. Over time, the recipe evolved to include muddled fruit such as oranges or cherries.

In the late 19th century, bartenders began referring to this classic drink as an "Old Fashioned" in reference to its traditional preparation method. The name stuck, and today the Old Fashioned remains one of the most iconic cocktails in history.

How to Make an Old Fashioned (Sweet) Cocktail

Making an Old Fashioned cocktail is surprisingly easy and requires just a few key ingredients:

- 2 oz bourbon or rye whiskey

- 1 sugar cube or 1/2 tsp sugar

- Angostura bitters

- Orange peel

- Ice cubes

To make an Old Fashioned (sweet) cocktail:

1. Place the sugar cube at the bottom of an old-fashioned glass.

2. Add several dashes of Angostura bitters directly onto the sugar cube.

3. Muddle together until well combined.

4. Fill the glass with ice cubes.

5. Pour in your choice of bourbon or rye whiskey.

6. Stir gently to mix all ingredients together.

7. Express orange peel over top by twisting it over glass before dropping into drink for garnish.

Serve immediately and enjoy!

Tips for Making a Perfect Sweet Old-Fashioned Cocktail

For those who prefer their drinks on sweeter side can add more than one teaspoonfulsugar instead using only half teaspoon mentioned above; also adding splash soda water will give extra sweetness without making too much stronger taste profile like some other recipes suggest doing so when preparing this particular type version called 'sweet' variety which typically contains less alcohol content compared others versions available out there like dry ones etc...

Conclusion

Whether you're sipping on one at home or enjoying it at your favorite bar, there's no denying that an Old-Fashionedis always good choice when looking something delicious yet simple enough satisfy any craving! So next time you're in mood try something new why not give this classic recipe shot? You won't be disappointed!



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