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Cocktail Recipe: Peach Pecan Old Fashioned

By Cynthia Dea
November 12, 2015
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Photo: Little Dom's

This bourbon-based drink courtesy of Little Dom's is delicious any time of the year. For a more crafted cocktail, keep it on rotation through summer when fresh, ripe peaches are available and infuse the fruit in bourbon for a week.

Peach Pecan Old Fashioned
Makes one cocktail

2 ounces bourbon
Dash black walnut bitters
Dash peach bitters
Dash maple syrup
Orange peel, for garnish
Pecan, for garnish

Stir, stain in rocks glass with one big ice cube. Garnish with an orange peel and a pecan.

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