Our Favourite Fall Flavours
- Cocktail Companions

- Sep 24, 2021
- 1 min read
Now that it is officially fall, we are excited to use some more of our favourite ingredients! Check out the details below.

Whiskey: Keeps you warm as the weather gets cold and wet.
Bourbon: Similar to whiskey with a little extra kick!
Gin: Not just for the warmer months! Gin pairs nicely with aromatic fall flavours
Vodka: Honestly, vodka is just our go to. It’s a year round type of liquor.
Stone fruit hard cider: With seasonal fruits this is delicious on its own or when mixed with a few extra boozes.
Prosecco: Prosecco is always great to add a little fizz without watering down the drink ;)
White wine: Pairs surprisingly well with whiskey and our previously mentioned favourite cider!
Peach: Seasonal and delicious! We like peach bitters, peach juice, and to muddle the fruit!
Lemon: Always a classic.




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