What is an example of a Rocks pour?

A "Rocks pour" refers to a serving of a spirit over ice. The primary characteristic of this serving style is that the drink is served with ice cubes in the glass, which chills the beverage while slightly diluting it as the ice melts.

In this context, serving Jameson whiskey over ice fits the definition of a Rocks pour perfectly. When poured on the rocks, the whiskey is enjoyed chilled, allowing the drinker to appreciate its flavor and aroma while enjoying the cooling effect of the ice.

Other options, while they might include popular drinks, do not align with the concept of a Rocks pour. Neat pours are served without ice, and any cocktails typically have more numerous ingredients or features that define them beyond just being served over ice. For example, Woodford neat is served without any ice, and a Salted Watermelon Margarita is a cocktail that contains mixers and flavors, rather than being served simply over ice. Double Tito's implies a straight pour of vodka and doesn't involve ice either.