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A riff on the classic Last Word cocktail substituting Irish whiskey for gin. Named after Frank Fogarty, a vaudeville performer known as the The Dublin
Blended Irish whiskey replaces richer bourbon in this mellow yet dry riff on the classic Boulevardier.
Like most great ideas, this one is very simple. Coffee with a whiskey kick.
Irish whiskey shines in this brilliantly balanced easy-drinking cocktail that will appeal to a wide range of palates.
Irish whiskey is often matured in oloroso sherry seasoned casks so it's no surprise that whiskey and sherry blend harmoniously in this cocktail, with lemon
The original equal parts whiskey and dry vermouth recipe is way too dry, so in time for Saint Patrick's Day 2016, we experimented and concluded that splitting
Dry vermouth balances the sweet notes of Bénédictine over a spirituous Irish whiskey base.
Irish whiskey with a splash of sweet vermouth, clove rich falernum and the all-important monastic liqueur.
POUR all ingredients into ice-filled glass.
Created in 2015 by Chris Strong, The Luggage Room, London, England.
Stirred and boozy with Green Chartreuse and bitters adding herbal spice to Irish whiskey.
Berry fruit and citrus gently caressed by mellow Irish whiskey with a splash of enlivening soda.
An Irish whiskey-based, bittersweet aperitif cocktail that works equally well as a nightcap.
STIR well and strain into an icy cold glass and this subtly flavoured whiskey cocktail is a delicious way to chase a good evening.
Fresh, juicy cucumber and elderflower with Irish whiskey and zesty lemon.
Dry and yet smooth and refined as Old-Fashionds go.
Creating this cocktail started with a desire to make a properly British cocktail to toast those special occasions when a fellow Brit wins a sporting event.
An after-dinner sipper of a cocktail with cognac and Irish whiskey stirred with rich orange and herbal liqueurs.
An Irish Whiskey Sour made special and distinctive by a salty pickle influence. So much better than a Pickle Back and as it's from Mojo, much more rock
This short bittersweet spirituous cocktail makes for a very tasty aperitif.
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