Cocktail
A Spiced Whisky Cocktail for Extra-Chilly Winter Nights
Mixologist Jeff Bell shares his recipe for warm Spey Cider.
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4 Comments
adambravo
December 24, 2019
This sounds fabulous if you own a restaurant or a bar and are serving dozens of people, which might justify the huge effort required. Nine ingredients, including 128 oz of store-bought cider, to yield 3 oz of spiced cider? And where does one get a handful of sliced pumpkin--for the 1/2 oz of consommé--without decimating an entire pumpkin? I also agree with Bill W that the huge melange of ingredients (15 + garnish) would overwhelm a top-shelf scotch. Finally, although not unmanageable, I am slightly perplexed why one part of the recipe is in Imperial units, while the other part is metric.
Rita C.
December 14, 2019
It sounded wonderful until the pumpkin consommé. Why does pumpkin have to be in everything?
Mike B.
December 12, 2019
This recipe is excessive, uninventive, overly complicated, expensive and uses random store bought cider? Everything is so specific except that..
Bill W.
December 11, 2019
What a waste of good scotch. In a drink like that just use the cheap stuff.
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