Bourbon sidecar

Follow this step-by-step Bourbon Sidecar cocktail recipe and craft a twist on the classic cocktail in just a few minutes.

A fresh twist on a classic cocktail, this quick drink recipe uses sweet tangerine juice to balance the tang of bourbon.

A Bourbon Sidecar is a variation on the classic that uses bourbon instead of brandy. It’s citrusy with a sweet finish from the bourbon.

Ah… the Classic M5 Sidecar! This drink has become so well known at the Burgerhouse that people come from all over to sample it. Traditionally sidecars are made with brandy, but I’m a bourbon lover, so I had to adapt it accordingly. • 2 oz. Meyer lemon juice • 2 oz. bourbon (we use Five Marys or Bulleit) • 1 oz. Cointreau • Sugar for rim • Ice for shaking • Lemon for garnish

Bourbon lovers rejoice. This bourbon sidecar is a variation of the classic brandy cocktail featuring orange liqueur and lemon juice. It's simple, elegant and really highlights the flavor of the whiskey.

This sweet and sour, lemony libation has become a favorite! Our Bourbon Sidecar Cocktail recipe is a twist on the traditional sidecar, which is usually made with Cognac. Fresh ingredients and Kentucky bourbon whiskey are what make this drink tangy and delicious. It’s easy to make it ahead or for a crowd.

Try this Bourbon Grapefruit Sidecar for happy hour or brunch! These bourbon cocktails are made with fresh grapefruit juice, sweetened with a touch of sugar!

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Looking to update a classic cocktail recipe? Substitute cognac for Kentucky Bourbon and you have a delicious Bourbon Sidecar Cocktail. I know y'all will love this easy-to-make drink!