Mastering the Old Fashioned

The Fashionable Rum uses HH Bespoke's Rum for a beautiful balance and is perfectly suited to enhance the flavors of this cocktail.

This year, Old Forester and Fernet Branca turn 152 and 177 years old, respectively. To celebrate these remarkable milestones, here is a twist on a classic cocktail created in the same era.

A classic American cocktail with a warm vanilla twist.

The spiciest rye in the world's modern take on the old fashioned.

An Old Fashioned Fireside Hangout.

An Old fashioned does not need to be limited to just whiskey. Try Zacapa's Old Fashioned to taste the twist of rum in a classic cocktail.

Enjoy the unmistakable taste of Johnnie Walker stirred down with sugar and Angostura bitters. Although it's called an Old Fashioned, there's nothing outdated about this timeless cocktail with a smoky edge.

A classic cocktail gets a smooth new twist in this Tequila Old Fashioned recipe.

An Old Fashioned for the shifting season. Tequila and mezcal intertwine like fire and shadow, revealing warm, elemental depth with every sip.

Welcome to a TX classic and the only way we drink an old fashioned.

A twist on the Old Fashioned made with El Guapo Chicory Pecan Bitters and Piloncillo — a staple in Tex-Mex baking found in the Hispanic section of most grocery stores. Can’t find it piloncillo? Substitute with dark brown sugar.

Switch it up with a Caribbean twist on an American classic. Ten To One Dark rum in an old fashioned is an absolute game-changer.

Try a simple twist on a class Old Fashioned using Facundo rum, creating a unique flavor profile.

Theodore Proulx, ‘The Bartender’s Manual’ 1888

Toki has a light body, with vibrant citrus notes that harmonize with the Old-Fashioned recipe's sugar and bitters.

A classic cocktail with a West Virginia twist. Smooth Ambler Contradiction Bourbon makes for the perfect partner in this Old Fashioned recipe.