• Size: 4x2x2"
• Material: Glass & Glitter

• From Old World Christmas

Raise a glass to the holiday season with the Whiskey Sour Ornament, a sparkling toast to one of the classic cocktails in American history. Standing at 4 inches tall, this glass tree ornament from Old World Christmas is a tribute to the timeless recipe of whiskey, lemon juice, sugar, and egg white that has been enjoyed since its first recorded publication in the Waukesha Plain Dealer newspaper in 1870.

This ornament is meticulously crafted to resemble a full, golden whiskey sour cocktail, complete with an intricately designed glass that captures the drink's rich, amber hue. A slice of lemon and a cherry garnish sit atop the rim, adding a pop of color and realism to the design. Bartenders may continue to mix this iconic drink today, but this version is meant to last season after season, never losing its luster or appeal.

The Whiskey Sour Ornament is a sparkling symbol of celebration, bringing the warmth of a cozy bar to your Christmas tree. It's a reflection of good times shared with friends and family, of relaxing afternoons and lively evenings, all distilled into one elegant piece of holiday decor.

As a gift, this ornament is perfect for the cocktail connoisseur, the history buff, or anyone who appreciates a well-mixed drink and the stories that come with it. It's also a fine addition to your own collection, offering a touch of sophistication and a nod to the art of mixology amid the more traditional holiday trimmings.

Whether it's hanging from the branches of your Christmas tree or being given as a present, the Whiskey Sour Ornament is sure to stir up conversations and admiration, capturing the spirit of a classic drink and the festive essence of the holiday season.

Text on Old World hang tag: After a long day of work, sipping the perfect blend of whiskey, lemon juice, sugar and egg white is in store! The oldest recorded recipe was published in the Waukesha Plain Dealer newspaper in 1870. Bartenders continue mixing whiskey sour cocktails today.