Bottled Cocktails/New Deal Driftwood Old Fashioned 375 ml
New Deal Driftwood Old Fashioned 375 ml
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About this bottle
Driftwood Old Fashioned is a ready-to-drink cocktail from New Deal Distillery in Portland, Oregon, built on house-distilled, barrel-aged brandy rather than the whiskey base a classic Old Fashioned usually calls for. It's finished with New Deal's own bitters and a touch of cane sugar, then bottled at 35% ABV (70 proof), ready to pour over ice. Expect warm oak, orange peel, and a background of baking spice, with the brandy giving it a rounder, fruitier profile than a rye or bourbon version would. This is for someone who likes the Old Fashioned format but wants a softer base spirit than whiskey.
How to drink Driftwood Old Fashioned
Pour it over one large ice cube in a rocks glass and let it sit for a minute — no need to build this one from scratch, it's already balanced. An orange peel expressed over the top adds back the aromatic lift a fresh-made Old Fashioned would have.
Specs
Whisky70.0 proof · Oregon
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Questions about this bottle
How do I serve Driftwood Old Fashioned?
Pour it over ice in a rocks glass; no mixing or extra ingredients needed since it's pre-batched.
What's the base spirit in Driftwood Old Fashioned?
It's built on New Deal's own house-distilled, barrel-aged brandy rather than whiskey, finished with their bitters and a touch of cane sugar.
Where is this made?
It's produced by New Deal Distillery in Portland, Oregon.
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