Never change, Old Fashioned. You’re perfect as you are.
Then again, maybe you’d be even more perfect with a dose of walnut liqueur. That seems festive.
Find out at the Skylark, that three-level New York bar where rooftop drinking is a favorite pastime. They’re serving a good one that’s sweetened with walnut liqueur instead of sugar and fortified with bourbon instead of not bourbon. But with a recipe this simple, you could also try making one at home. Or more than one, if you’ve got company. Don’t want to be impolite.
Black Walnut Old Fashioned
2 oz Buffalo Trace bourbon
3/4 oz walnut liqueur
4 dashes orange bitters
Stir in a mixing glass with ice, then strain into an Old Fashioned glass over fresh ice. Garnish with an orange twist and brandied cherries.
Then again, maybe you’d be even more perfect with a dose of walnut liqueur. That seems festive.
Find out at the Skylark, that three-level New York bar where rooftop drinking is a favorite pastime. They’re serving a good one that’s sweetened with walnut liqueur instead of sugar and fortified with bourbon instead of not bourbon. But with a recipe this simple, you could also try making one at home. Or more than one, if you’ve got company. Don’t want to be impolite.
Black Walnut Old Fashioned
2 oz Buffalo Trace bourbon
3/4 oz walnut liqueur
4 dashes orange bitters
Stir in a mixing glass with ice, then strain into an Old Fashioned glass over fresh ice. Garnish with an orange twist and brandied cherries.
