![]() ![]() It can also be used for making mixed drinks. It can be used for cooking, baking, and making sauces. Apple brandy is also made from pears.Īpple brandy is used for many different things. It is made by distilling hard cider or apple wine. What is apple brandy used for?Īpple brandy is a type of Brandy made from apples. This drink is made by combining apple brandy, honey, and lemon juice in a saucepan. One popular hot drink that can be made with apple brandy is the apple brandy toddy. This punch is made by combining apple brandy, cranberry juice, lemon juice, orange juice, and ginger ale in a punch bowl.Īpple brandy can also be used to make hot drinks. One popular apple brandy punch is the apple brandy and cranberry punch. The drink is then poured into a glass and served.Īpple brandy can also be used to make punches. This drink is made by combining apple brandy, sugar, eggs, and cream in a blender. 10 a.m.-3 p.m.Another popular drink that can be made with apple brandy is the apple brandy flip. HUSK Old Fashioned: Chattanooga 91 Bourbon, Virgil Kaine Rye, Byrrh, angostura bitters, cherry bittersĭrum solo: bourbon, black walnut, cane sugar ![]() Montreal Man: WhistlePig 10 year rye, Demerara sugar, angostura bitters, orange bitters Pina Colada Old Fashioned: aged rum, coconut, French pineappleįall Old Fashioned: bourbon, applejack brandy and honeyĮl Pinto: bourbon, mezcal, rum, benedictine, peychaud’s bitters ![]() Old Fashioned, your way: choice of spirit from selected list, black walnut, almond and hazelnut elixir, bitters Places like Bar Vaute, Charleston’s only underground bar, replaces its sweetener with fresh juice and coconut in its Pina Colada Old Fashioned.Ĭheck out these bars downtown that are getting creative with their Old Fashioned recipes. Some have utilized the smokiness of mezcal to either replace or enhance the whiskey in an Old Fashioned like the El Pinto at Dalila’s downtown. ![]() It’s very soft on the nose and doesn’t have much of that dusty old leather that you get with a lot of the other bourbons to get into these 10 years.”īut in some bars around Charleston, they’re taking the classic cocktail and spinning it on its head. It comes out of Alberta, Canada, but then it gets aged in California. “My favorite one up there is Masterson’s. You want the spice from the rye,” Rothenberg said. While Mai likes to stick with bourbon whiskies for an Old Fashioned, others like Dunn and Rothenberg prefer ryes for a spicier taste. So using that, for instance, in the base, as your base spirit … is like the secret ingredient.” “But like, in the wintertime, I’d get the Old Grand Dad 114. “One of my favorite whiskies is Old Grand Dad Bottled and Bonded 100 proof,” Mai said. “In Old Fashioneds, in particular, and Manhattan’s, there’s so few ingredients that the bitters are what design the cocktail,” said Blake Rothenberg, bar manager of The Belmont. The bitters and sugar are added to whiskey to highlight the spirit’s flavor, so fine tasting bitters also make for a tasty Old Fashioned. “To me, it’s one of those cocktails that you can make really, really bad or really, really good.” “There’s a lot of ways to play around with them,” said Ricky Dunn, bar manager of MOMO. Potato Head-type of deal.” And others agree. “And I think because it is so simple, it can kind of be like a Mr. “It’s a super simple drink,” said Michael Mai, current bartender at Post House and co-owner of Huskwell. Finally, garnish with an orange peel or zest. Then, add two ounces of whiskey, ice (either small or big cubes) and stir gently. To prepare this classic cocktail, muddle a sugar cube with a couple of dashes of Angostura bitters and water until dissolved. But many whiskey connoisseurs and mixologists discovered ways to bring new techniques and flavors to the Old Fashioned. The Old Fashioned is a simple cocktail for spirit-forward drinkers, made from whiskey (either bourbon or rye), bitters and sugar. ![]()
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