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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Experience a unique fusion of flavors with the Rose & Cardamom Wheyskey Sour. This cocktail blends the rich, oaky notes of Wheyward Wheyskey with the bright zest of lemon juice, enhanced by an aromatic Cardamom Bay Leaf simple syrup. A touch of rose water adds a floral finish, infusing the drink with a hint of Indian-inspired elegance.

For a bespoke Wheyskey twist on a Paper Plane cocktail, let Magnificent’s Paper Plane sweep you off your feet! This drink is the perfect balance of fruity and citrusy with notes of rhubarb and honey.

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This bright and balanced grapefruit cocktail is velvety smooth with just a hint of tart citrus for a Wheyward twist on a Hemingway Daiquiri.

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An elevated alternative to this iconic cocktail, Wheyward Spirit’s natural smoothness creates a martini you’ll never forget. Best shaken, not stirred.

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An elevated version of our classic Wheyward Martini. The addition of Yellow Chartreuse pairs with the herbal notes in the dry vermouth and Wheyward Spirit to make a velvety smooth cocktail oozing with sophistication.

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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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The Final Ward is the whiskey version of the classic Last Word cocktail, but we’ve taken it even further with The Wheyskey Word, our bespoke Wheyskey take on these iconic cocktails!

This cocktail is not just a drink; it’s a homage to Caravaggio’s "Basket of Fruit”. Each sip is like a brushstroke, lending the rich, dark sweetness of figs with the tartness of pomegranate, all grounded by Wheyskey’s warmth. The egg white adds a smooth, painterly texture, reminiscent of the way light plays across Caravaggio’s fruits. 

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