How To Make A Rusty Nail
The history of the Rusty Nail is a bit hazy, but most credit its invention to New York's 21 Club in the 1960s.
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The Cinnamon Sin Recipe:
With colder weather comes Scotch cocktails. Pete Canny from The Wayland has created possibly the easiest-drinking fireside sipper around.
High Rye Algonquin:
The timeless Algonquin cocktail, upgraded with Johnnie Walker High Rye — a variation that will make it easy to forget the original.
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.
Rob Roy:
Get our recipe for a great Rob Roy. Learn everything you need to know to make a perfect Rob Roy.
Bobby Burns:
A riff on the Rob Roy, the Bobby Burns is a deep amber-colored cocktail brimming with a burst of citrus to counter sweet and savory notes.
Johnnie Walker Bobby Burns:
This Rob Roy, topped with a lemon peel, is a complex classic worthy of regular rotation in your seasonal cocktail repertoire.
