What to make with bourbon and 7 Up
Cocktail Colin says:
You can use Maker’s Mark with a lemon lime mixer by leaning into a tall, fizzy bourbon highball style drink, and the closest match from our recommended list is Pucker Up.
Pucker Up is built around bourbon lengthened with bubbles, then sharpened with lime, bitters, and a touch of sweetness. If you like the easy, refreshing vibe of bourbon and 7 Up, this is a natural step up because it keeps the drink long and bright, but adds more balance and flavour.
If you are open to branching out beyond 7 Up, these other picks also suit Maker’s Mark well:
- Kentucky Mule: bourbon with ginger beer and lime for a similarly tall, lively drink with more spice.
- Vanilla and Fresh Cherry Bourbon: a lighter, soda topped option with fruit and vanilla notes.
- Maker’s Manhattan Up: if you would rather go short and spirit forward, this two ingredient bourbon and red vermouth serve is the cleanest, simplest choice.
If you want something closest to what you have in hand, start with Pucker Up and keep it cold and well stirred for a crisp finish.
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FAQ's
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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.
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