The Old Fashioned is one of the oldest whisky cocktails, originating in the late 19th century. This virgin old fashioned version retains the spirit of the original: simplicity, elegance, and depth of flavor, without compromising on taste.

To properly present a non-alcoholic Old Fashioned, serve it in a low glass (also called a rocks glass or an Old Fashioned glass). This glass is designed to hold a large amount of ice and makes for an elegant presentation. Add one large ice cube or three small ice cubes to keep the drink cold without diluting it too much. Garnish the cocktail with a swirl of orange zest or lemon peel for a pop of color and fresh aroma.

The term "on the rocks" refers to the cocktail being served with ice cubes in a glass. This keeps the drink chilled and slightly diluted, mellowing the flavors and allowing for slow enjoyment. In the case of a non-alcoholic Old Fashioned, the term "on the rocks" refers to the addition of ice cubes, which is essential for balancing the temperature and dilution of the drink.

Whisky and bourbon are both types of grain-based distilled spirits, but they have some differences:- Whisky: The term whiskey encompasses several types of spirits, including bourbon, Scotch, and Irish whisky. - Whisky's characteristics vary depending on the region and production methods. Bourbon: Bourbon is a specific type of whiskey produced primarily in the United States, with at least 51% corn in its composition. It has a milder, sweeter flavor due to the presence of corn, and it must be aged in new oak barrels to acquire its distinctive aromas.In the case of a non-alcoholic Old Fashioned, Sober Spirits W 0.0% is a non-alcoholic substitute that emulates the aromas and complexity of whisky, whether bourbon or otherwise.

You can substitute maple syrup for agave syrup in a non-alcoholic Old Fashioned to add a deeper, woody sweetness. Maple syrup pairs perfectly with the flavors of Sober Spirits W 0.0% and will add a slightly sweeter, warmer touch to the cocktail. Be sure to adjust the amount according to your sweetness preference. Also experiment with other syrups to find your signature cocktail, honey, citrus syrup, etc.