The Smokey N' Salted is the perfect cocktail to shake up on a warm summer day! Batch the homemade Salted Cucumber Syrup ahead of time for a smooth and refreshing drink rounded out with a mezcal kick.

We partnered with Sonoma Syrup Co. to craft a fall-inspired drink with their delicious White Ginger Syrup.. Our “farm-to-flask” spirit makes for a perfect pairing alongside this sustainably sourced, “Farm to Flavor” infused simple syrup.

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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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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Break out the lime and salt, it’s margarita time! Celebrate our beloved mascot Magnificent with a quick and easy margarita with an orange liqueur twist that is sure to please a crowd. 

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For a fresh take on a classic 75 cocktail, substitute a bright and festive Cranberry Tangerine syrup instead of a standard simple syrup. You can shake up this drink throughout the seasons by substituting different berries and citrus.

Somewhere between a Manhattan and a Martini lies the classic Martinez cocktail. With the use of sweet vermouth, a hint of maraschino liqueur, and the natural sweetness of Wheyward Spirit, the Martinez is a perfect cocktail for any time of day.

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Whether you’re headed to the greens for a round of 18 holes or planning a party in the sunshine, the Wheyzalea is your new go-to! A riff on the iconic Azaela cocktail, Wheyward Spirit makes this tropical libation even smoother, and grenadine makes it the perfect shade of pink.

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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