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What can I make with Maker's Mark and 7 Up?

Cocktail Colin says:

Based on your ingredients, Maker's Mark and Seven Up, I found a cocktail called "Pucker Up," which includes bourbon and soda water. It has a high rating of 4.66/5 and is a refreshing, slightly sweet cocktail with a hint of ginger and lime.

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You asked: Cocktails with Maker's Mark and 7 Up. We found 9 cocktails answering the question.

Pucker Up

Based on a cocktail created by the online alias of "Shivery McPickles".

Lime (1), Soda water (Top up), Ginger (2 slices), Sugar Syrup (Teaspoon), Angostura Bitters (2), Bourbon (60ml)

6 ingredients

4.66 / 5

One Up

The One Up is a bold cocktail that features a combination of whiskey and tequila, which together create a robust...

Whiskey (30ml), Tequila (30ml), Lime juice (30ml), Black Vodka (60ml), Lemon-Lime soda (30ml)

5 ingredients

3.98 / 5

Kentucky Peach

Invented at home after looking through the fridge for fresh fruit. I thought the bourbon and peach had potential.

Lemon Juice (Half Teaspoon), Iced tea (15ml), Peach (One third), Bourbon (60ml), Agave syrup (Half Teaspoon), Peychaud's Aromatic Bitters (Dash)

6 ingredients

3.98 / 5

Maker’s Manhattan Up

The Maker's Manhattan Up is a twist on the classic Manhattan cocktail, which traditionally combines whiskey, vermouth, and bitters. In...

Red vermouth (30ml), Bourbon (60ml)

2 ingredients

3.95 / 5

The Uptown

This is my preferred way of making a Rob Roy. The first sip is really strong, but as you drink...

Grenadine (15ml), Red vermouth (Teaspoon), Whiskey (60ml)

3 ingredients

3.92 / 5

Vanilla and Fresh Cherry Bourbon

This cocktail was inspired by Nielsen-Massey Vanilla. Nielsen-Massey has been in the vanilla business since 1907.

Lemon Juice (Teaspoon), Sugar (3 teaspoons), Cherry (Half cup/60g), Bourbon (30ml), Vanilla Essence (Quarter teaspoon), Soda water (60ml)

6 ingredients

3.86 / 5

Uppercut

The Uppercut cocktail is a simple yet distinctive drink that combines the sweet, almond-flavored richness of Amaretto with the fresh,...

Orange juice (30ml), Amaretto (30ml)

2 ingredients

3.7 / 5

Kentucky Mule

A variation of the Moscow Mule from the US, before vodka was so prevalent.

Lime (Half ), Ginger Beer (150ml), Angostura Bitters (Dash), Bourbon (60ml)

4 ingredients

3.66 / 5

The New England Julep

The New England Julep is a creative twist on the classic Southern Mint Julep, combining the refreshing zest of mint...

Mint Leaves (60ml), Sugar Syrup (15ml), Lager (480ml), Bourbon (45ml)

4 ingredients

3.64 / 5

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FAQ's

We've collated some quick fire Q&A's on the question to help you find exactly what you're looking for.

What cocktails can I make with bourbon?

Bourbon is a versatile spirit that can be used in many cocktails such as a Manhattan, Old Fashioned, and a Bourbon Sour. It pairs well with ingredients like bitters, citrus, and soda water.

What mixes well with Maker's Mark?

Maker's Mark pairs well with citrus juices, soda water, ginger, and sweet syrups. It's also delicious in classic cocktails like the Old Fashioned and Manhattan.

What are some refreshing bourbon cocktails?

Refreshing bourbon cocktails include the Kentucky Mule, which mixes bourbon with ginger beer and lime, and the Whiskey Smash, which combines bourbon, lemon, and mint.

Can you use soda in bourbon cocktails?

Yes, soda can be used in bourbon cocktails. Lemon-lime soda, ginger beer, and soda water are common mixers that lighten and complement the flavors of bourbon.

How should I serve bourbon cocktails?

Bourbon cocktails can be served in various ways depending on the recipe. Some popular options are over ice, in a chilled glass, or garnished with citrus peels, mint, or cherries.