Oceanside
There's nothing more refreshing than a sea breeze in your hair and the smell of the ocean. While most gin usually evokes wintery, pine filled surroundings, we find this aptly named drink reminds us more of a day at the beach... and we love it.
The Angry Mule
Mules are not known for being the nicest of animals, but as a drink they go down smooth. This one's got a little more kick to it with the combo of spice from Sonoma Coast Spirit's Jalapeno Lime Vodka and the classic ginger beer bite. This is a great cocktail to wrap up summer.
Paper Plane
Take a whiskey sour and pump it up with some Italian liqueurs.... ta-da, you've got a Paper Plane.
Fern Gulpy
Inspired by the unpolluted world of Fern Gully, this cocktail celebrates the smell of fresh air and the lighter side of dark spirits. Light as a fairy, this crisp and refreshing whiskey lowball cocktail, utilizes a unique combination of white vermouth, citrus & fresh garden herbs.
Ostrander Hut
Some people pair wine with steak. We prefer to pair whiskey with ski huts. Recently, we teamed up with some of our favorite outdoor brands, along with Wyoming Whiskey, to commemorate our bucket list excursion to the Ostrander Hut in Yosemite.
Build Your Own Whiskey Bar for $100
Buying cocktail ingredients for your home bar without a clear strategy can be a huge waste of time and money. A liquor cabinet should be full of possibilities, not dead-ends of ingredients that you use once and still come up short for the next cocktail you attempt to whip up.
Old Growth Fashioned
Not every Old Fashioned needs to be a fruit bomb of sugar muddled with orange and cherry.