Cocktails with Old Overholt Bonded

A liquor of type Rye whisky

Cocktails with Rye whisky

Blinker
Boomerang
- Angostura Bitters,
- Dry vermouth,
- Lemon juice,
- Punsch,
- Rye whisky
Boulevardier
- Campari,
- Orange twist,
- Rye whisky,
- Sweet vermouth
Brooklyn
- Dry vermouth,
- Maraschino cherry,
- Maraschino liqueur,
- Picon,
- Rye whisky
Horsefeather
- Angostura Bitters,
- Ginger beer,
- Lemon juice,
- Rye whisky
Little Italy
- Cynar,
- Maraschino cherry,
- Rye whisky,
- Sweet vermouth
Manhattan
New York Sour
- Cherry,
- Egg white,
- Lemon juice,
- Lemon twist,
- Rye whisky,
- Shiraz,
- Simple syrup
New York Sour
- Cherry,
- Egg white,
- Lemon juice,
- Orange twist,
- Rye whisky,
- Shiraz,
- Simple syrup
Old Fashioned
- Angostura Bitters,
- Maraschino cherry,
- Orange twist,
- Rye whisky,
- Sugar cube,
- Water
Old Pal
- Campari,
- Dry vermouth,
- Orange twist,
- Rye whisky
Preakness
- Angostura Bitters,
- Bénédictine,
- Lemon twist,
- Rye whisky,
- Sweet vermouth
The Slope
Trinidad Sour
- Angostura Bitters,
- Lemon juice,
- Orgeat syrup,
- Rye whisky
Vieux Carré
- Bénédictine,
- Cognac,
- Maraschino cherry,
- Orange twist,
- Peychaud’s Bitters,
- Rye whisky,
- Sweet vermouth

Cocktails using Rye whisky and another ingredient

Rye whisky and

Old Overholt Bonded Alcohol by Volume

The alcohol by volume of Old Overholt Bonded is between 37% - 94.8%, and changes based on the production method or location where it is sold.

Latest executions

Vieux Carré by @inerte at Friday, 18 November 2022

Specific liquor brands used
Extra volume: 100%
Boulevardier by @inerte at Friday, 24 December 2021

Specific liquor brands used
- Rye whisky Old Overholt Bonded
- Sweet vermouth Dolin Vermouth de Chambéry Rouge
The oranges I have at home are small and a bit dry, so the garnish isn't as lively

About the ingredients

Rye whisky: Rye whiskey can refer to two different, but related, types of whiskey: American rye whiskey, which is similar to bourbon whiskey, but must be distilled from at least 51 percent rye grain, or Canadian whisky, which is often referred to as (and often labelled as) rye whisky for historical reasons, although it may or may not actually include any rye grain in its production process.