🍑 Smoked Peach Reverie

Bold | Smoky-Sweet | Unexpected

This one’s for the golden hour drinkers. The warm-glow romantics. The cocktail lovers who want something familiar—but different.

The Smoked Peach Reverie is our signature twist on a bourbon peach smash, turned up with smoke, softened with maple, and finished with a dash of drama. It’s cozy, confident, and surprisingly smooth.

Whether you’re hosting a fall wedding, a fireside cocktail hour, or just want something special for the weekend, this drink shows up and shows out.

🍸 What You’ll Need:

  • 2 oz smoked bourbon (we love a mesquite- or hickory-finished bottle)

  • 1 oz peach purée (fresh or frozen)

  • 0.5 oz lemon juice

  • 0.25 oz maple syrup (or more to taste)

  • Dash of Angostura bitters

  • Garnish: grilled peach slice or rosemary sprig

🧊 How to Make It:

  1. Add the bourbon, peach purée, lemon juice, maple syrup, and bitters into a shaker with ice.

  2. Shake until well chilled.

  3. Strain into a rocks glass over fresh ice.

  4. Garnish with a grilled peach slice or a flame-touched rosemary sprig for a smoky finish.

🔥 Pro Tip:

To really play up the smoke, torch your rosemary garnish just until it smolders, then drop it in the drink. It’s visual, aromatic, and unforgettable.

🍹 Why We Love It

This drink captures what we’re about at Frame & Flask — bold flavor, balanced ingredients, and a little storytelling in every glass.

We don’t just mix cocktails. We refine them. Remix them. Turn them into something worth remembering. The Smoked Peach Reverie is just one of many — and we’re sharing more every week.

👉 Browse more signature recipes and tips on the Framed & Poured blog →

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