Classic Bourbon Cocktails Print

America's Spirt, Mixed

Bourbon has been described as America's spirit. That may be because by law, you can't call it bourbon if it isn't made here, but I digress.* Similarly, cocktails are an essentially American invention.** I decided to combine the two in one attractive print, celebrating nine of my favorite pre-1950 bourbon cocktails. 

Classic Bourbon Cocktails is a frameable*** 11 x 14 inch (28 x 36 cm) guide to creating nine classic bourbon cocktails, distilled into a simple, attractive print that's perfect for hanging in your home bar or kitchen. I'll drink to that!

It's décor for the discriminating drinker and suits nearly any style. It makes a perfect pairing with my bourbon-tasting notebook, 33 Whiskeys.

Barrel-Finished and -Framed

This print is available in a bespoke frame manufactured by yours truly from upcycled whiskey and/or wine barrels. Each one is a bit different, and makes for a great conversation starter in your home bar, cooperage, or woodshop. With this option, prints are matted and secured behind an archival, USA-made mat and backerboard and postman-proof UV-resistant acrylic sheet.

Please note that barrel frames cannot be shipped to Australia or New Zealand due to import restrictions on wood products.

Fresh-Pressed in Portland

This open-edition print was printed by hand, with love, on  a gluten-powered 1909 Chandler & Price letterpress using mostly soy-based inks. 

American-made French Paper

The poster is printed on 100% recycled (30% PCW), chlorine-free French brand paper, made in Niles, Michigan. If you're as big a paper nerd as you are a cocktail nerd, you'll want to know that it's 125# Muscletone in Starch White Cover Stock. 

* And made of at least 51% corn, and aged in a new, charred-oak barrel and aged at least four years ... for a country whose brand is freedom, we have a lot of regulations about whiskey!
** Possibly because we were initially somewhat bad at making booze ... other ingredients covered up those mistakes.
*** Frame not included.