This guide will break down the ingredients in applejack, explain why some bottles include neutral spirits, and help you decide which style is right for your taste and cocktails.

If you’re searching for the best applejack to shake up your next cocktail, you’re in the right place. Applejack has been the secret ingredient behind America’s favorite drinks for centuries—and no name is more trusted than Laird’s , the original American applejack. In this guide, we’ll look at what makes a great applejack for mixing drinks, compare top brands, highlight a few classic cocktails that showcase applejack’s character, and help you choose the perfect Laird’s bottle

If you’ve ever wondered what makes a “single cask” apple brandy so special, you’re in the right place. At Laird & Company, America’s oldest apple brandy distillery each barrel tells its own story. Our Single Cask Apple Brandy is a celebration of individuality in spirit-making, offering a one-of-a-kind experience drawn from a single, unblended barrel. Here’s what “single cask” really means, how it’s made, and why every bottle is truly one of one. Let’s define what ‘single cask

If you’ve ever wondered whether applejack belongs with brandy or whiskey on your bar shelf, you’re not alone. This uniquely American spirit has a story that dates back to the nation’s earliest days—and it still sparks curiosity today. Is it a type of brandy? A cousin of whiskey? Or something entirely different? At Laird & Company , we’ve been perfecting applejack since 1780 , when our family began distilling apples in New Jersey. More than two centuries later, that heritage c