Store JWT token in cookie

This is my setup:

• 1 authentication server which gives out JWT token on successfull authentication.
• Multiple API resource servers which gives information (when the user is authenticated).

Now I want to build my ASP.NET MVC frontend. Is it ok to take the token, which I receive after authentication, and put it in a cookie so I can access it with every secured call I need to make? I use the RestSharp DLL for doing my http calls. If it has a security flaw, then where should I store my token?

I would use this code for the cookie:

            System.Web.HttpContext.Current.Response.Cookies.Add(new System.Web.HttpCookie("Token")
        {
            Value = token.access_token,
            HttpOnly = true
        });