Speyburn Rob Roy whisky cocktail

Raise a toast to St Andrew later this month (30th November) with a Speyburn Rob Roy whisky cocktail  Easily recreated at home with minimal ingredients and equipment, this cocktail showcases Speyburn’s 10 Years Old, creating a sweet and full-bodied flavour.

Speyburn Rob Roy whisky cocktail

Ingredients

50ml (2oz) Speyburn 10 Years Old
25ml (1oz) Sweet vermouth
2 dashes (3 dashes) of Angostura bitters Garnish: Cherry

Method

Add all your ingredients to a short glass before filling it with ice and stirring for 15-25 seconds.

Speyburn Rob Roy whisky cocktail

Rob Roy Cocktail using Speyburn Whisky

Ingredients
  

  • 50 ml 2oz Speyburn 10 Years Old
  • 25 ml 1oz Sweet vermouth
  • 2 dashes Angostura bitters
  • Garnish: Cherry

Instructions
 

  • Add all your ingredients to a short glass before filling it with ice and stirring for 15-25 seconds.

About Speyburn 10 Years Old, 40% ABV, £28.75

Matured for a decade in a combination of American Oak ex-bourbon and ex-sherry casks, Speyburn’s award-winning 10 Year Old Single Malt embodies the rich, fresh sweetness of the Speyside region.

Deep, complex and well-balanced, notes of fresh fruit, toffee and butterscotch come through. Delicious and easy-to-drink, the expression offers a long, smooth finish.

Where to buy

The Whisky Exchange, Master of Malt and Amazon.

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