Maple Manhattan

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A round of Maple Manhattans, please! Here, rye whiskey teams up with dry vermouth and sugary maple syrup to bring you this strong yet slightly sweet version of the classic whiskey cocktail.

A round of Maple Manhattans, please! Here, rye whiskey teams up with dry vermouth and sugary maple syrup to bring you this strong yet slightly sweet version of the classic whiskey cocktail. Perfect for Thanksgiving or Christmas or just a cold winter's night! (via feastandwest.com)

It’s December! Me, oh my, how is that even real? I feel like I come here every month and talk about how quickly time is flying, but it’s true!

It seems like just the other day I was planning the second (and, for now, last) Bright Blog Bash with my friend Katie, making Christmas cookies with my mom and ringing in the new year with my Charlotte friends. Somehow, 11 months have passed since then. But they’ve been good ones.

A round of Maple Manhattans, please! Here, rye whiskey teams up with dry vermouth and sugary maple syrup to bring you this strong yet slightly sweet version of the classic whiskey cocktail. Perfect for Thanksgiving or Christmas or just a cold winter's night! (via feastandwest.com)

So here we are, at the best time of year, which is the best because it’s filled with cookies and cocktails. My two favorite things! (Not really.)

(But also, really.)

There will be cookies, I promise, but for now let’s talk about one of those cocktails. The Maple Manhattan is my new favorite whiskey drink this year.

A round of Maple Manhattans, please! Here, rye whiskey teams up with dry vermouth and sugary maple syrup to bring you this strong yet slightly sweet version of the classic whiskey cocktail. Perfect for Thanksgiving or Christmas or just a cold winter's night! (via feastandwest.com)

Rye whiskey partners with dry vermouth, sugary maple syrup and a cocktail cherry to bring you this strong, smooth and slightly sweet drink. You’ll love sipping it solo on a chilly night at home binging ‘Gilmore Girls’ or serving it to your friends at your holiday party.

For the Maple Manhattan, I used TINCUP Colorado Whiskey courtesy my friends at Drizly. Depending on where you live, Drizly will deliver wine, beer and spirits to you — right to your door within an hour! Amazing.

A round of Maple Manhattans, please! Here, rye whiskey teams up with dry vermouth and sugary maple syrup to bring you this strong yet slightly sweet version of the classic whiskey cocktail. Perfect for Thanksgiving or Christmas or just a cold winter's night! (via feastandwest.com)

This is a take on a robust — and traditionally considered more masculine — drink that the ladies will enjoy.

However, I don’t give into the stigma that is ‘girly drinks’ and ‘manly drinks.’ They’re just drinks, people! Enjoy them and stop worrying about what people will think of you if you drink whiskey or a frozen margarita! Just do you. Time will pass regardless of how much fun you’re having, so better make the most of it, I say! Cheers to that! // susannah 

A round of Maple Manhattans, please! Here, rye whiskey teams up with dry vermouth and sugary maple syrup to bring you this strong yet slightly sweet version of the classic whiskey cocktail. Perfect for Thanksgiving or Christmas or just a cold winter's night! (via feastandwest.com)

A round of Maple Manhattans, please! Here, rye whiskey teams up with dry vermouth and sugary maple syrup to bring you this strong yet slightly sweet version of the classic whiskey cocktail. Perfect for Thanksgiving or Christmas or just a cold winter's night! (via feastandwest.com)

Maple Manhattan

Yield: 1 cocktail
Prep Time: 5 minutes
Cook Time: 0 minutes
Total Time: 5 minutes
A round of Maple Manhattans, please! Here, rye whiskey teams up with dry vermouth and sugary maple syrup to bring you this strong yet slightly sweet version of the classic whiskey cocktail.
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ingredients

  • 2 ounces rye whiskey
  • ½ ounce dry vermouth
  • 1 ounce pure maple syrup
  • 2 dashes bitters
  • ice
  • 1 cocktail cherry

instructions

  • To a cocktail shaker filled with ice, combine whiskey, vermouth and syrup. Shake vigorously.
  • Meanwhile, add ice to a rocks glass (if desired) and fill with cocktail. Add 2 dashes bitter on top of each drink. Garnish with a cocktail cherry.

notes

Feel free to sub the rye whiskey for bourbon.

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nutrition information

Yield: 1 cocktail

amount per serving:

Serving: 3.5ounces Calories: 259kcal Carbohydrates: 24g Protein: 0.1g Fat: 0.01g Saturated Fat: 0g Polyunsaturated Fat: 0g Monounsaturated Fat: 0g Trans Fat: 0g Cholesterol: 0mg Sodium: 4mg Potassium: 79mg Fiber: 0.2g Sugar: 19g Vitamin A: 2IU Vitamin C: 0mg Calcium: 35mg Iron: 0.2mg
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