Newfie Bulle(i)t

Name: Newfie Bulle(i)t
Ingredients: 1.25 oz Bulleit Bourbon; 0.75 oz Signal Hill Canadian Whisky; 0.75 oz Fresh Lime Juice; 0.5 oz Honey Syrup; 1 1/2 tsp Blueberry Jam; 2 dash(es) Cloudberry Bitters; 1 dash(es) Angostura Aromatic Bitters; 2 oz Ginger Beer

By Chris Russell

Submitted on: May 20, 2022

Refreshing

Signatures

The classic Kentucky Mule with an infusion of Newfoundland spirit. Unlike most Canadian whiskies, the Signal Hill is a corn and barley mash, and aged in new oak, so it's a lot closer to a bourbon than a rye.

Ingredients

1.25 oz
Bulleit Bourbon

0.75 oz
Signal Hill Canadian Whisky

0.75 oz
Fresh Lime Juice

0.5 oz
Honey Syrup

1 1/2 tsp
Blueberry Jam

2 dash(es)
Cloudberry Bitters

1 dash(es)
Angostura Aromatic Bitters

2 oz
Ginger Beer

Instructions

Garnish

lime wedge

Build

Shake & Double Strain

Glass

Estimated strength

About 12% ABV (estimate)

By Chris Russell

Craft Tiki Cocktails

Home bartender based in St. John's, Newfoundland. Like many, I got into this hobby-turned-obsession-turned-side gig during the pandemic, and it's been a journey! I have a passion for tiki classics and modern exotic cocktails, especially when I can infuse them with spirits and quality ingredients from the East Coast of Canada. On Instagram & TikTok @avalonhomebar...

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Combine all ingredients (except ginger beer) in a cocktail shaker. Add ice and shake well. Fine strain over ice in an Irving Oil “Newfie Bullet” commemorative highball glass. Top with ginger beer and garnish with a lime wedge.

Editor's Note

A split-base of bourbon and Canadian whisky meets blueberry jam and cloudberry bitters. This riff on the Mule brings a distinct, fruit-forward profile to the classic highball.

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Crafted Pour

19 September 2026

This sounds like a fantastic regional twist on a classic! The combination of blueberry jam and cloudberry bitters is really intriguing—I'd love to try this.