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Bourbon Bloody Mary

Layered with bold flavors, this daytime sipper brings heat, umami, tangy tomato and the sweet, full flavor of Maker's Mark. While there are countless wild stories – ranging from Queens to movie stars – about where the name "Bloody Mary" comes from, we favor bourbon over vodka in ours. Spicy and savory, this satisfying riff on the Bloody Mary features a feast of ingredients that gives this whisky cocktail well-rounded flavor with a bold Maker's boost.

Intermediate
3-5 min
Savory

ingredients and how to craft

1.5 Maker’s Mark® Kentucky Straight Bourbon
4 tomato juice
0.25 Cholula® Hot Sauce
Worcestershire sauce
celery bitters
lemon
lime
salt/pepper/paprika mix

How to craft

STEP 1: MIX THE INGREDIENTS

Combine all ingredients in tin with ice and shake well.

STEP 2: STRAIN CAREFULLY

Strain into pint glass over fresh ice.

STEP 3: GARNISH

Garnish with olives, cheese, banana peppers, cured meats, etc.

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