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Highball
Invented for railway workers in a hurry in the 1890's, highballs became wildly popular in the 1920's. Named after a railway signal for trains in a hurry, this cocktail can be quickly made right in the glass. Hence it's popularity in the 20's. This classic cocktail remains a staple to today.

2 oz. Whiskey
Soda or Ginger Ale

Fill a highball glass with ice. Add the Whiskey.
Fill with Soda / Ginger Ale