Cinnamon Spiced Old Fashioned Cocktail Recipe: Cozy Up Your Evening

ByJohn

There’s something magical about the cozy warmth of cinnamon combined with the classic taste of an Old Fashioned. It takes this cocktail to a whole new level of comfort and sophistication. Adding a cinnamon twist to an Old Fashioned gives any gathering a festive and inviting touch. 🍹

I love how the spice from cinnamon pairs effortlessly with the sweet notes of bourbon, especially as the weather cools down. This cocktail brings warmth to any evening, making it perfect for autumn or winter festivities. 🎉

Cinnamon Spiced Old Fashioned Cocktail Recipe

Cinnamon Spiced Old Fashioned Cocktail Recipe

Cinnamon Spiced Old Fashioned Cocktail Recipe
This Cinnamon Spiced Old Fashioned is a warm twist on a classic cocktail 🎉. With a hint of spice and a touch of sweetness, it’s perfect for cozy nights. Let me guide you through the tools needed, ingredients to gather, and steps to craft this drink.
John
Prep Time 5 minutes
Total Time 5 minutes
Serving Size 1

Equipment

  • A mixing glass is essential for combining everything smoothly.
  • Use a bar spoon to stir your drink.
  • A jigger helps measure your ingredients accurately, ensuring the right balance of flavors.
  • Finally, grab a strainer to pour the cocktail into your glass, keeping out any ice or cinnamon bits.

Ingredients

A Cinnamon Spiced Old Fashioned requires some special ingredients. Here’s what you need:

All these ingredients work together to create a cozy and inviting drink. You can find them easily at your local store 🛒.

Instructions

Let’s put everything together!

This cocktail is best served fresh. Enjoy every sip and let the warmth of the spices fill your senses 🍹

    Notes

    A few tips can help make your cocktail even better. Try using a cinnamon-infused syrup if you want an extra spicy kick. You can also experiment with different types of bourbon to find your preferred flavor profile.
    Don’t hesitate to adjust the bitters or syrup based on how sweet or bitter you like your drink. I love hearing about your experiences, so feel free to share your thoughts below!

    Tasting Notes

    When I first sip the Cinnamon Spiced Old Fashioned, I notice a warm and spicy kick. The cinnamon adds a cozy feeling that’s just right for chilly evenings. 🍂

    • Aroma: Sweet and spicy. I can smell hints of cinnamon and orange zest even before the first sip.
    • Taste: Rich caramel from the bourbon mixed with subtle spice. The cinnamon adds an exciting twist, making each sip flavorful.
    • Finish: Smooth and slightly sweet. The spice lingers just enough, leaving a warm finish that invites me for another sip.

    I love how the bitterness from the bitters balances the sweetness. The flavor is not too overpowering, making it perfect to enjoy any time. 🌟

    I always like to hear what others think, so drop your thoughts in the comments or share your favorite twist on this classic cocktail! 🍹

    Substitute

    Sometimes we don’t have all the ingredients on hand, so let’s talk substitutes! 🎉 If you’re out of bourbon, you can try rye whiskey for a slightly different flavor.

    For a non-alcoholic version, swap the bourbon with some spiced apple cider. 🍏 It brings a cozy warmth to your drink.

    Honey can be a great substitute for sugar. It adds a touch of sweetness and mixes well with cinnamon.

    Out of bitters? Use orange or lemon zest to give your drink a fresh twist. 🍋

    Let me know your favorite substitutes in the comments! 💬

    Must Have Ingredients

    Tips & Tricks

    Making a Cinnamon Spiced Old Fashioned is super easy with a few tips! First, I always make sure to use fresh cinnamon sticks. They add so much flavor 🍂. Just a small piece can make a big difference!

    When mixing, I stir the drink gently but thoroughly. This helps blend the flavors well. I prefer not to rush this step to get the best taste.

    Adding a twist of orange peel is a little secret of mine. It brings out the cinnamon flavor even more. Plus, it adds a nice citrus aroma! 🍊

    Ice matters! Using a large ice cube helps the drink stay cool without diluting it too quickly. It’s a small trick that makes a huge difference.

    Here’s a quick list to remember:

    Feel free to experiment with different kinds of bitters to find a version you love. I enjoy trying new flavors to keep things fun and interesting!

    Share your thoughts or any tips you have in the comments below. Let’s get our cocktail game on! Cheers! 🍹

    Hey there, I’m John Watson—a guy who’s spent over 20 years proving that a good drink can fix just about anything (well, almost anything). Whether it’s cocktails that wow or mocktails that mock boredom, I’m all about crafting sips with stories. Founder of ThirstyTales and full-time drink nerd, I’m here to help you shake things up, one glass at a time. Let’s mix, laugh, and maybe spill a little—cheers to the adventure!

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