How To Make A Blood and Sand
This violently named Scotch cocktail was actually named after Rudolph Valentino's 1922 bullfighter film Blood and Sand.
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The Scotch Old Fashioned Recipe:
The Scotch Old Fashioned is a riff on the original that highlights smoke and oak in the flavor profile. Keep reading to learn the recipe.
Poinsettia Old Fashioned:
This holiday twist on the Old Fashioned pays homage to everyone’s favorite seasonal perennial, the brilliant red poinsettia plant.
Caledonian Spritzer Recipe:
I like to think that during the medieval times, somewhere there was a knight sipping cocktails in a classy tavern. It’s the stuff of fantasy, of course.
The Millionaire’s Holiday:
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Candied Apple Manhattan:
In the Candied Apple Manhattan, Johnnie Walker Black Label’s flavors of smoke and spice star in this variation on the storied cocktail.
