Whiskey, especially the article distilled at the place of that name.
1810. Come, ye lovers of Old Orchard, let us take a walk into the fields.—Robert B. Thomas, ‘The Farmer’s Almanack,’ September (Boston).
1844. The “old orchard” went merrily round…. Tea, coffee, and “old orchard,” served to wash down the good things.—‘Lowell Offering,’ iv. 63, 68 (‘The Husking.’)
