With a bold balance of sweet, spicy, and smoky, the American Medicine is a unique take on the classic Penicillin cocktail with Wheyward Wheyskey and a rich ginger syrup.

Travel to a tropical island when you shake up a Toucan Tango with Wheyward Spirit! Light and refreshing fruit juices pair perfectly with our smooth spirit, all topped off with a bold rum float.

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Most people toss banana peels and overripe fruit straight in the trash, but both of these cocktails put that "past its peak" fruit to work, turning banana peels into a rich oleo and overripe bananas into a natural infusion, so nothing goes to waste from the fruit bowl to the glass.

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.

This lemon oleo saccharum is an elevated alternative to a classic simple syrup and reduces food waste one peel at a time.

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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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The Hotel Wheyskey is our take on the tropical Hotel Nacional cocktail out of Cuba. This is a fruity riff on a classic daiquiri, made even more unique by using Wheyward Wheyskey to create a richer flavor in place of a traditional rum.

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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This 2 ingredient classic gets a new life using the velvety smooth Wheyward Wheyskey alongside the crisp bite and subtle sweetness of a high-quality ginger ale.