Brandy instead of bourbon? Yes, Wisconsin makes an...
The Wisconsin Old-Fashioned is a sweet (or sour) twist on a classic cocktail that's virtually unknown outside the Badger State. But to locals, it's the only drink in town worthy of the name.
Bob Curley is a freelance writer based in Rhode Island who writes about travel, food, culture and health and wellness for publications including Coastal Living, AFAR, Business Traveller, Google TravelBird, and Global Traveler.
The Wisconsin Old-Fashioned is a sweet (or sour) twist on a classic cocktail that's virtually unknown outside the Badger State. But to locals, it's the only drink in town worthy of the name.
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