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WARD EIGHT

FEATURED SPIRIT:

Rieger Straight Rye Whiskey

The Ward Eight is a classic cocktail with bold, spicy rye whiskey balanced by the bright citrus of orange and lemon juices and a hint of grenadine for sweetness. With its roots in late 19th-century Boston, this drink is a timeless tribute to pre-Prohibition mixology and enduring sophistication.

WARD EIGHT

INGREDIENTS

• 2 oz Rieger Straight Rye
• ¾ oz grenadine
• ½ oz fresh lemon juice
• ½ oz fresh orange juice
NO GARNISH

INSTRUCTIONS

Combine all ingredients in a cocktail shaker with ice. Vigorously shake for 6-8 seconds. Strain into a Nick & Nora glass - no garnish

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