This colonial era cocktail is made with applejack and a mashed up baked apple! A true cold weather treat!

This Pink Lady Cocktail gets its color from Grenadine and is perfect for Valentine’s Day, ladies night, New Years Eve, or just any time!

This classic cocktail from the 1920s combines apple jack, lemon or lime juice, and real pomegranate grenadine.

This is a classic drink and can even be found in legendary Hemingway novels. So fruity and so tasty!

This Harvest Moon Applejack Cocktail is made with apple brandy, almond syrup (orgeat) and lemon juice. It’s a delicious cocktail.

We’ve made some updates to this cocktail recipe, but you’ll find that our Citrus Whiskey Tea Punch still has old school charm.

This delicious Hot Toddy combines Applejack brandy, lemon + honey for a simple + soothing 3-ingredient cocktail. Perfect for chilly nights!

The Golden Dawn Cocktail — wake up to a party in a glass

Applejack, Almond (Orgeat) and Lemon combine for a delicious 5 o’clock treat!

The Harvest Moon Cocktail — this “applejack sour with orgeat” is a forgotten classic

Stone Fence – Applejack, apple cider and Angostura bitters!

It’s fall and apple picking season – give the Johnny Appleseed a try! This doubles down on apples and helps kick off autumn right.

Jack Rose Cocktail, a classic cocktail from the early 1900’s. A crisp and smooth cocktail!

The Pink Lady Cocktail — perfect for Valentine’s Day.

The Jack Rose Cocktail — drinks authority David Embury called this one of his “six basic cocktails”

Snickerdoodle Cake with Apples and an Applejack Syrup glaze.

A nuttier version of the American Trilogy cocktail with sweet orange notes.

The Lamplighter: a well-balanced cocktail that elegantly combines smoky, sweet, and tart.

The flavors of fall are here in this New England inspired cocktail- there’s cheese in there!

Applejack-Spiced Hot Cider

The perfect fall applejack cocktail

Rustic Pear Tart with Saffron Pastry