Under $50 Heavy Hitters/Bittermilk Bourbon Barrell Aged Old Fashion Cocktail Mixer 8.5 oz

Bittermilk Bourbon Barrell Aged Old Fashion Cocktail Mixer 8.5 oz

Charleston, South Carolina · 0 Proof
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About this bottle

Bittermilk Bourbon Barrel Aged Old Fashioned Cocktail Mixer is a non-alcoholic mixer handcrafted in small batches in Charleston, South Carolina, built to turn any bourbon or rye into an Old Fashioned without measuring bitters and syrup separately. It's made with cane sugar, fresh oranges, and spices that have themselves been aged in bourbon barrels, giving the mixer real barrel-adjacent depth rather than flat simple-syrup sweetness. The result leans rich and slightly bitter-orange, built to balance a full pour of whiskey rather than mask it. It's aimed at the home bartender who wants a consistent, one-bottle Old Fashioned without stocking three separate bar ingredients.

How to drink Bittermilk Old Fashioned Mixer

Combine with 2 oz of your bourbon or rye of choice over ice and stir — no need to add extra bitters or sugar. An orange twist or a brandied cherry finishes it exactly the way a bar-made Old Fashioned would.

Specs

Non-Alcoholic Mixer0 proof · Charleston, South Carolina

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Questions about this bottle

Is Bittermilk Old Fashioned Mixer alcoholic?

No — it's a 0% ABV mixer; you supply the bourbon or rye.

How do I make an Old Fashioned with it?

Combine with 2 oz of bourbon or rye over ice and stir — no need for extra bitters or sugar; an orange twist or brandied cherry finishes it.

How should I store it after opening?

Refrigerate after opening; being cane-sugar and citrus based, it keeps best cold and is meant to be used within a few weeks to months.

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