Bulleit Recipe

Time8m
Serves1

Your choice of Manhattan, old fashion or mule

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Ingredients

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Method

Manhattan

1

Build & Stir

Add 2 oz Bulleit Bourbon, 1 oz sweet vermouth and 2 dashes Angostura bitters into a mixing glass filled with ice.

2

Stir briskly with a bar spoon for 20–30 seconds until well chilled and slightly diluted.

3

Strain into a chilled coupe or martini glass.

4

Express an orange peel over the drink to release oils, discard or rim the glass with the peel, then garnish with a Luxardo or cocktail cherry.

Old Fashioned

5

Muddle & Build

Place 1 sugar cube (or 0.25 oz simple syrup) in a rocks glass. Add 2 dashes Angostura bitters.

6

If using a sugar cube, muddle with a splash (about 0.25 oz) of water to dissolve. If using simple syrup, stir to combine.

7

Add 2 oz Bulleit Bourbon and one large ice cube (or a few large cubes).

8

Stir gently for 15–20 seconds to chill and slightly dilute.

9

Express an orange peel over the glass, rub the rim with the peel, and drop it into the drink. Garnish optionally with a cherry.

Mule

10

Shake & Pour

Fill a shaker with ice. Add 2 oz Bulleit Bourbon and 0.5 oz fresh lime juice. (Alternatively, build directly in the mug if preferred.)

11

Shake briefly (about 8–10 seconds) to chill and combine.

12

Strain into a copper mug or highball glass filled with crushed or cubed ice.

13

Top with about 4 oz chilled ginger beer and gently stir once to combine.

14

Garnish with a lime wheel or wedge. Serve with a straw if desired.

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