Whisk(e)y

Whisk(e)y

did you know

The word Whisky comes from the Gaelic phrase 'Uisce Beatha', meaning 'the water of life', which phonetically i can assure you sounds not too dissimilar from the word we recognise today.

Whisk(e)y covers a diverse range of flavours, those who make it can’t even agree on how to spell it, the Scots and some Canadians feel there is no need for the letter ‘e’ to appear, however most of the rest of the world including the Irish and the American’s (well except the nice folks at Maker’s Mark at any rate) seem to like to use 7 letters to name the result of their labour.  But rather than lying awake worrying about the possible ramifications this could have to the crossword community, or the lengthy arguments it may cause across the scrabble board; i ask you instead to taste these exceptional spirits and pick your favourite.


  • The King

    Hail the return of the King

    Blended Scotch Whisky, Cranberry Juice, Raspberry Puree, Vanilla Syrup, Champagne

  • Maple Old Fashioned

    Delightfully rich maple syrup and bourbon beauty

    Maple Syrup, Bourbon, Aromatic Bitters

  • Bourbon Collins

    Bourbon variation on the classic gin cocktail

    Bourbon, Fresh Lemon Juice, Sugar Syrup, Soda

  • Whiskey Collins

    Whiskey version of the popular gin classic

    Whiskey Of Choice, Fresh Lemon Juice, Sugar Syrup, Soda

  • Blood and Sand

    Rudolph Valentino’s Favourite

    Scotch, Cherry Heering Liqueur, Sweet Vermouth, Fresh Orange Juice

  • Bobby Burns

    Too many of these and you’ll be Bard!

    Blended Scotch Whisky, Benedictine, Sweet Vermouth

  • Polly Special

    Tangy Aperitif.

    Blended Scotch Whisky, Grapefruit Juice, Triple Sec or Curacao

  • Marlene Dietrich

    A drink with character, named after a lady with plenty

    Rye Whiskey Or Bourbon Whiskey, Orange Curacao, Aromatic Bitters

  • Mark Twain Cocktail

    A good walk is never spoiled when it ends with one of these

    Blended Scotch Whisky, Fresh Lemon Juice, Sugar Syrup, Aromatic Bitters

  • Lynchburg Lemonade

    A long refreshing Jack Daniel’s summer cooler

    Jack Daniels, Triple Sec or Curacao, Fresh Lemon Juice, Lemonade

  • Rat Pack Manhattan

    Surely one of the coolest drinks of all time

    Grand Marnier, Bourbon, Sweet Vermouth, Dry Vermouth, Aromatic Bitters

  • Klondike

    Refreshing highball Kentucky style

    Bourbon, Dry Vermouth, Ginger Ale

  • The Crow

    Sourish and Refreshing Scotch Drink

    Blended Scotch Whisky, Fresh Lemon Juice, Grenadine

  • Big Apple Manhattan

    Apple-Tini Bourbon Style.

    Bourbon, Apple Schnapps

  • Sazerac

    All the way from the Big Easy

    Absinthe, Rye Whiskey Or Bourbon Whiskey, Sugar Syrup, Peychaud Bitters, Aromatic Bitters

  • Rusty Nail

    A dazzling drink for such a simple combination

    Blended Scotch Whisky, Drambuie

  • Rob Roy

    A Scottish Manhattan

    Blended Scotch Whisky, Sweet Vermouth, Angostura Bitters

  • Mint Julep

    The only thing to drink at the Kentucky Derby!

    Bourbon, Mint, Caster Sugar, Cold Water, Aromatic Bitters (Optional)

  • Irish Coffee

    Give your coffee a kick

    Irish Whiskey, Brown Sugar, Hot Coffee, Whipped Cream

  • Hot Toddy

    Banish those sniffles with a warming brew

    Whiskey Of Choice, Fresh Lemon Juice, Honey, Hot Water

  • Perfect Manhattan

    The best of both worlds

    Whiskey Of Choice, Sweet Vermouth, Dry Vermouth, Aromatic Bitters

  • Dry Manhattan

    A drier alternative to the classic version

    Whiskey Of Choice, Dry Vermouth, Aromatic Bitters

  • Sweet Manhattan

    The classic Manhattan

    Whiskey Of Choice, Sweet Vermouth, Aromatic Bitters

  • Old Fashioned

    The King of Classics

    White Sugar Cube, Aromatic Bitters, Orange Bitters, Soda, Whiskey Of Choice

  • Whiskey sour

    Bartender’s classic choice

    Whiskey Of Choice, Fresh Lemon Juice, Sugar Syrup, Aromatic Bitters, Egg White

  • Godfather

    Very sweet but an excellent post-parandial tipple

    Blended Scotch Whisky, Amaretto

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