Rickey

Cocktail Families & Styles

Spirit + lime juice + soda water with no sweetener. Named after Colonel Joe Rickey who ordered bourbon with lime and soda in 1880s Washington DC. The Gin Rickey became more famous than the original bourbon version.

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