Here’s a cocktail that will pair perfectly with Santa’s cookies.

Level up your coffee this holiday season with gingerbread, cinnamon, and of course, Signal Hill Whisky.

There’s nothing old-fashioned about this festive cocktail.

We don’t know about you, but this cocktail definitely secured it’s spot on the nice list this year.

For the advanced whisky connoisseur. This nutty recipe is sure to impress even the most seasoned of drinkers. The spirit of Christmas is strong in this one.

It’s like a PSL…but better!

Some warm comfort on a chilly day.

An apple cinnamon riff on an Old Fashioned.

Notes of chilies, chocolate, tobacco, cinnamon and vanilla.

Like a winter forest.

A rich and velvety cocktail with notes of cacao, coffee and citrus.

Not your average Mai Tai.

Earthy flavours of basil with crisp pomegranate juice.

Everybody loves a classic.

A little sweet to go with your savoury.

This creative riff on a classic Jungle Bird will reconnect you with tropical vibes from wherever you enjoy it.

Fresh, fruity, and a whole lot of fun.

3 simple ingredients, 1 smooth and refreshing cocktail.

You can have your tea and whisky, too.

A dark, bittersweet riff on the classic using Amaro to deliver a bold, complex flavour profile.

Smooth Canadian whisky, sweet and spicy ginger beer, and zesty lime juice. This mule has a kick!

Cool as Kentucky, fresh as Spring… here’s our take on the Kentucky Derby staple.

A timeless classic, and the official cocktail of NOLA.

Plain old Caesars are a thing of the past. We’re giving you the signal to try something new!

A reinvention on an old classic.

A little sweet with your sour.

Our version of the Manhattan – we’ll take it straight up, please.

A little sweet, a little spicy. For the thrill-seeker who lives life on the edge.

The perfect fall cocktail.

A little sweet, a little bitter.

Expand your whiskey repertoire with this Prohibition era staple.

A Signal Hill Whisky x Fever Tree collab, and signature cocktail.

Warm up with this simple, hot cocktail.

It’s like spiked eggnog – but better.

A fresh spin on the Moscow Mule.