ROUND COCKTAIL GLASSES RECIPES

We all know and love the classic Old Fashioned. The Old Fashioned is believed to have been the first drink to be labeled as a "cocktail." It was originally served at the Waldorf Astoria bar in New York. On cold nights by the fire, there's nothing that'll warm you up like a short glass of whiskey. But for those who haven't already developed a fondness and appreciation for this Southern liquor, we found a way to introduce your palate to whiskey in a subtle, slightly-sweet way. This vintage Old Fashioned recipe puts a spin on the time-tested staple, and it's an ideal cocktail for summertime porch-sipping. The addition of lemon-lime soda creates a sweeter cocktail that's approachable and great to beat the summer heat.Let your creativity run wild with the garnishes on this cocktail. Decorate the rim of the glasses with your choice of fruit slices or citrus rinds. If you want to highlight the sweet notes of the drink, garnish with maraschino cherries. If you want to draw out the sharper, acidic flavors of the citrus, use orange rind curls and lemon slices. You can even pair it with different foods to round out those flavors.

Provided by Southern Living

Total Time 1 hours 10 minutes

Yield Makes 12 servings.

Number Of Ingredients 9

• Ingredients

We all know and love the classic Old Fashioned. The Old Fashioned is believed to have been the first drink to be labeled as a "cocktail." It was originally served at the Waldorf Astoria bar in New York. On cold nights by the fire, there's nothing that'll warm you up like a short glass of whiskey. But for those who haven't already developed a fondness and appreciation for this Southern liquor, we found a way to introduce your palate to whiskey in a subtle, slightly-sweet way. This vintage Old Fashioned recipe puts a spin on the time-tested staple, and it's an ideal cocktail for summertime porch-sipping. The addition of lemon-lime soda creates a sweeter cocktail that's approachable and great to beat the summer heat.Let your creativity run wild with the garnishes on this cocktail. Decorate the rim of the glasses with your choice of fruit slices or citrus rinds. If you want to highlight the sweet notes of the drink, garnish with maraschino cherries. If you want to draw out the sharper, acidic flavors of the citrus, use orange rind curls and lemon slices. You can even pair it with different foods to round out those flavors.

Provided by Southern Living

Total Time 1 hours 10 minutes

Yield Makes 12 servings.

Number Of Ingredients 9

• Ingredients