Whiskey cocktails
Bold sours, tall highballs, and stirred sippers gather here, with Mamie Taylor Highball, Whiskey Collins, Irish Cocktail, and Gingerbread Cocktail showing the range of warming whiskey builds.
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Pick your whiskey cocktails by build first, because that decides how much time, ice, and glassware you need. Tall and fizzy belongs to the Mamie Taylor Highball, Whiskey Collins, and Dublin Spider Highball, with citrus on top and ginger or soda doing the lifting. Stirred and contemplative lands on the Irish Cocktail, Sidney (or St. Moritz), and Orléans, where bitters and vermouth carry the flavor. From there, lean into the season. Gingerbread Cocktail and Thriller Cocktail fit colder months, with spice and dried fruit notes that warm a slow evening. Whiskey Sea reads brighter for late summer, leaning citrusy and fruity. If you want a crowd pleaser, start with Whiskey Collins. If you want a quiet sipper, go straight to Sidney. The flavor notes under each recipe make the final call easy.
Whiskey cocktails recipes
Mamie Taylor Highball
Whiskey Collins
Irish Cocktail
Gingerbread Cocktail
Whiskey Sea
Dublin Spider Highball
Thriller Cocktail
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Sidney (or St. Moritz)
Orléans
New York Sour
Whist
Seven & Seven Highball
Detroit Irish Cocktail
Trinidad Sour
Klondike
Whisky Mac
Vowel Cocktail
Presbyterian
Causeway
Dubliner Cocktail
Questions about whiskey cocktails
Browse related collections
Step sideways into other spirit-led collections to compare base bottles, serve styles, and drink families across the catalogue.
Vodka cocktails
Bright, citrus-forward serves like Vodka Sour, Vodka Collins, and Black Basil sit alongside fruit-led pours such as Electric Lemonade and Orange Crush, so the base spirit stays clean and adaptable.
Gin cocktails
Botanical pours like Gin & Tonic, Gin Basil Smash, and Ramos Gin Fizz share space with stirred classics such as Gin & It and bright sparkling serves like White Gin Fizz and Green Fizz.