News — Whiskey cocktail recipe

As the legend goes, shortly after the Manhattan drink was invented in New York City's Manhattan Club around the 1880s, it became the world's most famous cocktail. Since then, it's dipped in and out of popularity until it found its footing as a cornerstone in the whiskey world. 

Irish coffee is the original way to spike your coffee on a cold winter night or your next ski trip. It's a simple drink with quality ingredients that tastes great and requires no fuss. This iconic Irish cocktail will warm you up in no time!

For a simple yet unique flavor experience, the Sazerac is a classic New Orleans cocktail. This well-balanced cocktail is smooth yet packs a punch. It's a close cousin to the Old Fashioned and was crowned the official cocktail of New Orleans in 2008.

The whiskey sour has been around since the 1800s and is one of the oldest cocktails that balances sweet and sour. The tart lemon plays off the sweeter notes of the whiskey backed by a touch of simple syrup. You can use any of your preferred whiskies, but it works best with a smooth Canadian whisky and rye.