We’re all about elevating classic cocktails to a new level, and our New Era is no exception. A bespoke and more sustainable twist on an Old Fashioned, the New Era boasts notes of orange, cherry, and spice with an earthy, oaky finish that’s perfect for sipping.

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The Hotel Wheyskey is our take on the tropical Hotel Nacional cocktail out of Cuba. This is a fruity riff on a classic daiquiri, made even more unique by using Wheyward Wheyskey to create a richer flavor in place of a traditional rum.

Smash cocktails are classics for a reason -- evolving through the seasons and universally refreshing! Just like a mint julep is universally known, The Wheyward Smash is sure to be a future classic with its complex yet refreshing notes of black cherry, orange, and creamy vanilla from the addition of Wheyward Spirit.

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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.

Streamline your cocktail creations with a Wheyward Spirit infusion! In the Whey Not Strawberry Sbagliato, frozen strawberries add a subtle sweetness to our smooth spirit, which pairs perfectly alongside Campari, vermouth, and a few ounces of bubbles.

Our riff on a Penicillin cocktail, the Liquid Gold Rush is a smokey and earthy blend of ginger, lemon, and honey that is bursting with flavor.

For a quick mixed drink that is sure to please a crowd, stir up a few Wheyward and Cokes at your next get together! The sweet, carbonated cola pairs perfectly with Wheyward Spirit’s hints of vanilla and oak.

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Transport yourself to a faraway island when you shake up a Tropical Rickey with Wheyward Spirit. Flavors of lime, pineapple, and coconut combine to create a refreshing drink, perfect for the beach or a warm summer day at home.

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Your senses will be buzzing as you savor this combination of Wheyward Spirit, lemon, cinnamon, and honey in our bespoke twist on the Bee Sting cocktail.

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