The Smokey N' Salted is the perfect cocktail to shake up on a warm summer day! Batch the homemade Salted Cucumber Syrup ahead of time for a smooth and refreshing drink rounded out with a mezcal kick.

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.

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.

Wheyward Spirit’s sustainability efforts don’t stop with the spirit. The Waste Not Sour reflects our values of upcycling and reducing food waste whenever possible by using aquafaba in place of egg whites, and zesting lemon for garnish before using the fresh juice. The result is a creamy, foamy, and sustainable cocktail so you can feel good about what’s in your glass down to the last drop.

The Final Ward is the whiskey version of the classic Last Word cocktail, but we’ve taken it even further with The Wheyskey Word, our bespoke Wheyskey take on these iconic cocktails!

The sustainable duo of Wheyward Spirit and Neutral’s Half and Half combine to create a delicious, creamy, and refreshing cocktail reminiscent of your favorite childhood popsicle!

We all love a glass of bubbly, but nobody likes pouring flat champagne down the drain! Our upcycled flat champagne syrup pairs beautifully with our velvety smooth Wheyward Spirit and fresh lemon to create a unique twist on the classic Bee's Knees cocktail.

Combine Wheyward Spirit with the sweet and earthy flavor of prickly pear, Grand Marnier, and fresh lime juice for a margarita unlike any other. This bright pink cocktail will be the star of the show!

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.