This cocktail has always been a classic but recently regained popularity from the show Mad Men and overall resurgence of American whiskey. The Old Fashioned is a great introduction into spirit-forward classic cocktails and mixology techniques. Tap into your inner Don Draper and give it a try.
In an Old Fashioned glass add sugar cube, bitters, and splash of whiskey muddle until blended
Add one large ice cube and remaining whiskey, stir until sugar is mostly dissolved
Garnish with orange twist
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