This recipe works straight up or on the rocks. Use your favorite whiskey in this classic cocktail, bourbon, rye, Tennessee whiskey, or even scotch. The sour part comes from the combination of citrus ...

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Plus, there's nothing better than eating that cherry after it soaks up some of the cocktail. We're going to go on a limb and suggest that there's no need to modify the classic Whiskey Sour recipe.

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