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      Founder’s Original refreshing cocktails and mixed drinks are made in incredibly small batches from our proprietary spirit blends, craft bitters, all-natural cane sugar, real citrus juices, and crisp effervescent waters, tonics and ginger ales.
      OLD FASHIONED
      BOURBON BARREL OLD FASHIONED

      american bourbon & Rye Smoked chocolate & vanillA bitters Prohibition era gomme syrup

      36% ALC./VOL.

      750ml
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      Made with fine Kentucky bourbon and American rye, smoked chocolate and vanilla bitters and prohibition-era gomme syrup.

      Bourbon for body and sweetness, rye for spice and character.

      Mixed by hand at barrel strength in incredibly small batches, then finished in first-fill Bourbon barrels.
      Cut to cocktail strength to deliver extraordinary taste and balance in every sip

      Simply pour over cubed iced into a double rocks and garish with an orange twist. Stir for added dilution.

      INGREDIENTS:
      WHISKY, DISTILLED WATER, GOMME SYRUP (SUGAR CANE, NATURAL GUM ARABIC), BITTERS (NEUTRAL GRAIN SPIRIT, ORANGE PEEL, HERBS, SPICES, NATURAL FLAVOUR).

      tASTING NOTES

      For a refreshing thirst-quenching tequila cocktail, look no further than Founder's Original Grapefruit Tequila Paloma.BALANCED and NOT TOO SWEET

      BLANCO TEQUILA

      Little is known about the historical origin of the Paloma, the most popular tequila-based cocktail in Mexico. Some believe that it is named after La Paloma (The Dove),

      MEXICAN GRAPEFRUIT & LIME

      Little is known about the historical origin of the Paloma, the most popular tequila-based cocktail in Mexico. Some believe that it is named after La Paloma (The Dove),

      AGAVE SYRUP

      mixed with pure cane sugar adds sweetness and

      Nutritional Facts Per 1 Can (355ml)

      Calories 240. Carbohydrates 17g Sugars 16g

      HISTORY

      Little is known about the historical origin of the Paloma, the most popular tequila-based cocktail in Mexico. Some believe that it is named after La Paloma (The Dove), the popular folk song composed in the early 1860s. Even though the Paloma has not reached the same status as the Margarita, it remains very popular in grapefruit-abundant Texas.

      This Mexican two-piece grapefruit and tequila drink is often seen with more complex riffs. Freshly squeezed grapefruit, lime juice and agave syrup, topped with grapefruit soda really makes the drink take flight. It was believed to have been created by the legendary Don Javier Delgado Corona, owner and bartender of La Capilla, in Tequila, Mexico.