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12. Just something to ponder while enjoying a whiskey sour.

Sun Dec 28, 2025, 01:15 AM

12 hrs ago

Maraschino cherries were developed in the 1920s by Ernest Weigand at Oregon Agricultural College (later Oregon State University).

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Enjoying a classic Whiskey Sour tonight. [View all] Aristus 13 hrs ago OP

Luxardo or Amarena? niyad 13 hrs ago #1

I had my first amarena cherry last year. Loved it so much applegrove 13 hrs ago #4

They are wonderful. Thank goodness for TraderJoe's! I can keep niyad 13 hrs ago #5

They came on a cheesecake I ordered in. I bought two applegrove 13 hrs ago #6

Luxardo. Aristus 13 hrs ago #7

I often have an informal drinking session on Saturday nights. Aristus 12 hrs ago #8

My dad used to make Whiskey Sours for his friends at Christmas. One applegrove 13 hrs ago #3

Depending on the whiskey. Aristus 12 hrs ago #9

Sounds delicious. applegrove 12 hrs ago #10

It is. Aristus 12 hrs ago #11

Just something to ponder while enjoying a whiskey sour. Permanut 12 hrs ago #12

I didn't know that! Aristus 4 hrs ago #13