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Old Fashioned

Spirit, sweetness, bitters, balance · A strong base, lightly sweetened and seasoned with bitters, becomes smooth through careful dilution

Old Fashioned: Spirit, sweetness, bitters, balance. A strong base, lightly sweetened and seasoned with bitters, becomes smooth through careful dilution. An illustrated cocktail family flashcard from Bartending Bootcamp. Flip it for the full details.

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  • Old Fashioned — Spirit, sweetness, bitters, balance · A strong base, lightly sweetened and seasoned with bitters, becomes smooth through careful dilution
  • Sour — Balance, brightness and timeless appeal · The classic balance of spirit, citrus and sweetener
  • Martini — Cold, clear and precise · Spirit and vermouth, chilled with precision and served without ice
  • Manhattan — Spirit, vermouth, bitters, harmony · Rich, stirred drinks that balance a base spirit with a modifier and bitters
  • Highball — Tall, cold and built to refresh · Spirit, bubbles and plenty of ice create the classic long-drink template
  • Collins — The sparkling side of the sour · A Collins takes the sour template, lengthens it with soda and serves it tall over ice
  • Fizz — Tall, lively and built on sparkle · A shaken sour finished with soda for lift and fizz
  • Buck — Refreshing, sparkling, effortless · Spirit, citrus and ginger ale built in the glass for a bright, bubbly highball
  • Rickey — Bright, dry and effervescent · Spirit, fresh lime and soda create a light, crisp highball with a clean, tart finish
  • Cooler — Tall, cold and built to refresh · A long, icy drink that stays bright, easy and drinkable
  • Julep — Icy, aromatic, spirit-forward refreshment · A julep chills a base spirit with sweetener, herbs and plenty of crushed ice
  • Smash — Fresh herbs, bright citrus, crushed ice · A spirit-forward class built on fresh ingredients and crushed ice
  • Cobbler — Crushed ice, fruit and refreshment · Wine or spirit, sugar, fruit and crushed ice make a cooling, straw-friendly serve
  • Daisy — Citrus, liqueur and lift · Spirit, fresh citrus and a flavorful liqueur; the Margarita makes the template easy to see
  • Fix — The iced sour in dress clothes · A spirit, citrus and sweetener base over fine ice, finished with fresh fruit
  • Sling — Long, bright and built for easy sipping · A spirit base lifted with citrus, sweetness and a splash of refreshment
  • Punch — Abundance, balance and shared cheer · Spirit, citrus, sweetness and dilution in a crowd-pleasing classic built for hospitality
  • Tiki — Rum, citrus, spice and escape · Layered flavor, crushed ice and tropical theater
  • Spritz — Bittersweet, bubbly, built to linger · Sparkling wine, a bitter aperitivo and soda for a light, refreshing long drink
  • Flip — Silky richness, shaken smooth · Spirit, sweetener and egg for a rich, silky drink served up
  • Colada — Creamy, tropical, ice-cold classics · Lush fruit and creamy richness, chilled or blended, for a tropical escape
  • Crusta — Sugared rims and citrus grace · A spirit-led sour served up, defined by a sugar crust and a long citrus peel
  • Pousse-Café — Layered elegance in a glass · An after-dinner class built on density, patience and distinct layers
  • Blazer — Flame, warmth and showmanship · Hot, spirit-led drinks defined by ignition and often finished with citrus peel