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Whiskey Cocktails to Make at Home |
For the longest time, cocktails have encouraged the creative consumption of alcohol, and for good reasons. Combining different ingredients to come up with the ultimate drink has always been more exciting and complex than drinking plain spirits. More importantly, you can make cocktails out of anything — they are completely customizable and limited only by imagination. The most popular liquors used to make cocktails are vodka, gin, rum, and whiskey. Making a whiskey cocktail is an art form, and to get creative you’ll need a selection of various types of whiskey, such as bourbon, Scotch, and rye. We offer local delivery from Joe Canal's in Lawrenceville, NJ, and we ship wine and spirits within New Jersey. Below are popular whiskey cocktail recipes you can make from the comfort of your home bar. Popular Whiskey CocktailsYou can make fantastic cocktails at home. The classic winter whiskey sour works best with bourbon, while the Godfather hits nostalgic notes with its sweetness and can be made with Scotch, bourbon, or another whiskey. The whiskey eggnog is a party staple, and the Sweet Manhattan adds bitters that go with any meal. You can stick with the classic recipes if you like, but it is easy and fun to get creative and come up with your own homemade whiskey cocktail recipes. Gear You'll Need to Make Whiskey Cocktail RecipesMaking cocktails is an art, and a mixologist must have the right equipment on hand, much like a painter requires a decent brush. Although bartenders employ a complex assortment of peculiar gear, making cocktails is much easier than you may imagine. To mix up James Bond-caliber cocktails, you'll need a jigger or any other practical measuring tool. You will also need a shaker. These come in two styles —the traditional Cobbler Shaker (nice and simple) or the Boston Shaker (the bartender’s choice, but it takes a little practice to master). If you are using a Boston-style shaker, you will need a strainer because it lacks a sieve. You can prepare herbs and spices with a muddler and create long, thin spirals for the garnish by peeling citrus fruits with a channel knife. A juicer and cups to pour your drinks into are additional necessities. How to Make a Winter Whiskey SourIngredients
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How to Make a Sweet ManhattanIngredients
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Your One-Stop Vendor for an Assortment of Popular WhiskeysMaking a whiskey cocktail requires you to be bold about your whiskey choices. The diversity in whiskey flavor profiles, aging processes, and finishing means that no two whiskey brands are alike. Fortunately, with a broad range of options to choose from, you can try out different whiskies and be creative with your whiskey cocktails. Luckily, at Joe Canal's in Lawrenceville, NJ, we stock all your favorite whiskey brands. Our staff is also ready and willing to answer your questions. Are you looking to try out our whiskey selection from home? We do local deliveries to our clients in Lawrenceville and can ship your wine and spirit selection to New Jersey. Explore our wide selection and get to know our experienced staff. And have fun! |
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