The simplicity of our Spanish Style Whey & Tonic helps the unique flavor of our spirit shine and sets the stage for a world of customization options. We love a classic cucumber, juniper, and lemon combination, but add in additional herbs, berries, or citrus to make it your own! 

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Craft this decadent version of a Flip with notes of oaky vanilla, chocolate, rhubarb, fig, and nutty orange undertones in this cocktail made ultra creamy with the addition of a fresh egg yolk.

This three-ingredient mixed drink is light, crisp, and refreshing with a hint of lime and a bubbly finish.

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The sustainable duo of Wheyward Spirit and Neutral’s Half and Half combine to create a delicious, creamy, and refreshing cocktail reminiscent of your favorite childhood popsicle!

Whether you like it crisp and refreshing or with a bit of spice, fresh grapefruit juice is the star of the show in our two versions of the Wheyward Paloma. With just a few ingredients and a touch of bubbles, you’ll have an easy and delicious cocktail in minutes with an elevated alternative to your traditional tequila!

In search of that perfect, light, refreshing summer cocktail? Look no further than the Porch Swing Spritz! With a fruity and herbal homemade syrup, Wheyward Spirit’s iconic flavor, and bubbly rosé, we are dreaming of those warm summer nights.

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This floral and citrusy farm-to-glass cocktail features velvety smooth Wheyward Spirit, lemon, honey syrup, fragrant lavender bitters, and a splash of orange liqueur. Build this cocktail right in your glass for a quick and easy option, and top with club soda for a longer drink.

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This classic cocktail just got an upgrade. The soft flavor and velvety smoothness of Wheyward Wheyskey pairs beautifully with the herbal notes of sweet vermouth and a touch of nuttiness from the Black Walnut bitters.

Inspired by our Oregon roots, our Marionberry Basil Mule is a berry-filled take on a classic Moscow Mule, both sweet and herbal with a refreshing ginger kick. Shake up this cocktail for a summer treat when the temperatures start to rise.