Old fashion remedies

Old-fashioned pine tar salve has been traditionally used to treat everything from splinters, bug bites and boils, to patches of eczema or psoriasis. It's super easy to make too!

Cousin Nancy's Horehound Candy is great for soothing a sore throat! Perfect for allergy season and cold & flu season.

Witch Hazel is a flowering plant that grows in North America. It is a natural astringent which is great for acne but as you'll see it does a lot more.

Sip away on a balanced whiskey cocktail that celebrates the artistry of whiskey-creation as well as the beauty of a finely crafted cocktail. The whiskey shines through each sip as the bitters, simple syrup and orange peel zest accentuate the lovely flavors of the whiskey. Since the cocktail is spirit-forward, the whiskey flavor of your specific whiskey choice should shine through in the cocktail.

Love an Old Fashioned? Looking to perfect the cocktail? Learn about these 6 “dos and don’ts” to consider when making an Old Fashioned.

When dark, winter days challenge our bodies as well as our spirits, nothing makes a better remedy than old-fashioned tonic syrups. Time-tested & true, these potent preventatives and remedial he…

This Old Fashioned Cocktail recipe is a classic you must try. A Wisconsin staple, an Old Fashioned Recipe is staple for any at home bar tender.

How ot make a homemade cough syrup with whiskey. This has three easy recipes with honey, lemon, and peppermint. They reduce coughing so you can get some rest.

Honey to heal a wound. Cherries for gout. Cod-liver oil— blech!—to keep your eyes healthy. Your grandmother and her doctors probably swore by these fixes, and now science is catching up with them.