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Stone Fruit Sour

A bonded-bourbon sour with a quiet hint of apricot and a thick, silky foam. Served up in a stemmed Irish coffee glass with nothing on top to get in the way.

Time
5 min
Difficulty
Medium
Method
Shaken
Glass
Irish coffee glass

Ingredients

Servings

How to make it

  1. 1

    Add everything to a shaker with no ice.

  2. 2

    Dry shake hard for 15–20 seconds until the egg white is fully whipped.

  3. 3

    Add ice and shake again for 10–15 seconds to chill.

  4. 4

    Strain into an Irish coffee glass. No garnish.

Swap it: Use 15 ml aquafaba for a vegan foam. Any 100-proof bourbon works; a standard bourbon makes a softer drink.

Bar gear

Equipment for this drink

Tools you'll need

  • Cocktail shakerChills, mixes and dilutes shaken drinks in about 12 seconds. A two-piece Boston shaker is the bartender standard.
  • JiggerA double-sided measure so every drink comes out the same. Look for one marked in ½ and ¼ oz.
  • Hawthorne strainerThe spring-edged strainer that holds back ice when you pour from a shaker.
  • Fine-mesh strainerCatches ice chips, pulp and herb bits for a silky drink — used for double straining.
  • Citrus pressSqueezes fresh lemon and lime fast — fresh juice is the biggest upgrade you can make.

Recommended glassware

  • Irish coffee glassA heat-safe stemmed mug for hot drinks and toddies.

No shaker? A clean jar with a tight lid works. Build your home bar →

Recipe source: Liquor.com — Stone Fruit Sour. Quantities and basic method are factual. Description and steps are original Mixistry copy. Last updated 2026-10-11.

Contains alcohol. For adults of legal drinking age — please enjoy responsibly.

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