With the Espresso Mootini, you can have your dessert and drink it too! Our velvety smooth spirit plays alongside bold flavors of coffee and amaro, all topped off with decadent salted vanilla cream for a rich and creamy treat.

The Wheyward Gimlet is an elevated riff on this classic, simple cocktail. Wheyward Spirit is a unique accompaniment to the floral and fragrant elderflower liqueur and tart lime that creates a refreshing and balanced drink – perfect to enjoy on a sunny day!

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We’ve taken the classic Whiskey Sour to a new level with the addition of Wheyward Wheyskey! The result is a delicious and balanced cocktail with a velvety egg white cap. 

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This floral and citrusy farm-to-glass cocktail features velvety smooth Wheyward Spirit, lemon, honey syrup, fragrant lavender bitters, and a splash of orange liqueur. Build this cocktail right in your glass for a quick and easy option, and top with club soda for a longer drink.

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Inspired by our Oregon roots, our Marionberry Basil Mule is a berry-filled take on a classic Moscow Mule, both sweet and herbal with a refreshing ginger kick. Shake up this cocktail for a summer treat when the temperatures start to rise.

Craft this decadent version of a Flip with notes of oaky vanilla, chocolate, rhubarb, fig, and nutty orange undertones in this cocktail made ultra creamy with the addition of a fresh egg yolk.

This classic cocktail just got an upgrade. The soft flavor and velvety smoothness of Wheyward Wheyskey pairs beautifully with the herbal notes of sweet vermouth and a touch of nuttiness from the Black Walnut bitters.

Streamline your cocktail creations with a Wheyward Spirit infusion! In the Whey Not Strawberry Sbagliato, frozen strawberries add a subtle sweetness to our smooth spirit, which pairs perfectly alongside Campari, vermouth, and a few ounces of bubbles.

Our Milk & Honey cocktail is a simple and delightful shaken combination with notes of lemon, honey, orange, vanilla, and oak. Add herbs like thyme to the homemade honey syrup to further enhance the complexity of the cocktail.

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