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.

For a fresh take on a classic 75 cocktail, substitute a bright and festive Cranberry Tangerine syrup instead of a standard simple syrup. You can shake up this drink throughout the seasons by substituting different berries and citrus.

Crisp, refreshing, and bubbly, our Whey Side Fizz is our go-to springtime cocktail for afternoons on the patio or a weekend brunch as fresh mint comes into season!

This cocktail is not just a drink; it’s a homage to Caravaggio’s "Basket of Fruit”. Each sip is like a brushstroke, lending the rich, dark sweetness of figs with the tartness of pomegranate, all grounded by Wheyskey’s warmth. The egg white adds a smooth, painterly texture, reminiscent of the way light plays across Caravaggio’s fruits. 

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For a bespoke twist on an iconic Sazerac, Wheyward Spirit combines with simple syrup, the essential Peychaud’s BItters, and a quick absinthe rise for a bold, spirit-forward drink.

Wake up your senses with a bold Black Russian! Wheyward Spirit’s smooth notes of vanilla cream balance the bold flavor of a coffee liqueur. Make a creamy White Russian with a splash of milk or milk alternative.

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There is something about blue drinks that screams refreshing and our Whey to Blue will not disappoint. As flavorful as it is fun, elevate this summer time favorite with Wheyward Spirit.

The Last Wheyword is a perfectly balanced, bespoke twist on the classic Last Word. It’s refreshing and slightly sweet, with a silky smooth mouthfeel that comes from the addition of Wheyward Spirit. The flavor is rounded out with complex herbal and cherry notes that are so delicious you’ll be craving a second!

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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.