Gear up for the weekend with these tasty Jeremiah Weed cocktail options. Whether you fancy refreshing iced tea with a kick for day drinking, a change-of-pace taste of apple cinnamon spice or nice end-of-the-meal sarsaparilla treat, we got options to cover every occasion.

JW Spiced Tea

Ingredients

• Two shots of Jeremiah Weed Spiced Whiskey
• Fresh Lemon Juice
• Brewed Iced Tea
• One can of 7-Up
• Mint Sprigs
• Ice

Directions

• Fill tall glass with ice and fill glass halfway with brewed iced tea.
• Add two shots of whiskey
• Top off with 7-Up and four to five dashed of fresh lemon juice.
• Stir completely and garnish with mint sprig.

Twisted Apple Cinnamon

Ingredients

• 1 1/2 oz. Jeremiah Weed Cinnamon Whiskey
• 1 1/2 oz. Apple Schnapps
• Ice

Directions

• Mix in a whiskey glass
• Finish with some light cinnamon garnish

Sarsaparilla Whiskey Root Beer Float

Ingredients

• Two shots of Jeremiah Weed Sarsaparilla Whiskey
• One can of root beer
• One (reasonably-sized) scoop of vanilla ice cream

Directions

• Combine whiskey and root beer in a large mug
• Scoop the ice cream on top
• Consume quickly

Enjoy responsibly!

Have a good weekend!

The bourbon whiskey that Jeremiah Weed produces is not for the faint of heart. If you’re not a fan of flavor, you should take your whiskey drinking needs elsewhere. This stuff reserved for those select few whiskey enthusiasts who aren’t afraid of a little spice. Okay, a lot of spice. Probably more spice than you can handle, man.

In late 2014, Jeremiah Weed released three new whiskey variations:

• Jeremiah Weed Spiced Whiskey
• Jeremiah Weed Cinnamon Whiskey
• Jeremiah Weed Sarsaparilla Whiskey

The attention-grabbing, old-timey packaging of these bottles hints at the palate party that awaits whiskey lovers who reach for this level of zesty flavor. The Spiced Whiskey is sweet with a kick and makes a good mixer. The Cinnamon Whiskey is a spicier alternative for the ever-growing, shot-crazed Fireball crowd. The Sarsaparilla Whiskey harkens back to a time when root-seasoned beverages were the norm. It’s like root beer on flavor steroids. All these variations come in at just over 70 proof (35%ABV) and can be enjoyed affordably (and responsibly) for around $19 for a 750ml bottle.

Our friends at Jeremiah Weed invited us to participate in a blogger challenge to design a new t-shirt for the brand. Here are some of the initial designs we came up with, sticking with the curiously strange old-timey theme, of course:

The winning blogger will receive a set of 50 limited edition t-shirts and tickets to a TBD concert, show or sporting event. Wish us luck, guys!