Rob Roy Cocktail with Chivas Regal XV

Intermediate

5 mins

ROB ROY

Short & Strong

A Rob Roy is a Scottish version of a classic Manhattan. We’ve replaced the bourbon or rye in a Manhattan with Chivas, which gives this drink a unique twist. This whisky-forward drink heightens Chivas’ classic notes of honey with a luxurious, velvety finish.

Rob Roy Cocktail with Chivas Regal XV

HOW TO MAKE IT

ingredients

method

ROB ROY

Martini glass

2 parts
Chivas 12
1 part
Sweet Vermouth
2 dashes
Angostura bitters
Maraschino cherry (for garnish)

ROB ROY

Martini glass

2 parts
Chivas 12
1 part
Sweet Vermouth
2 dashes
Angostura bitters
Maraschino cherry (for garnish)

Making a Great Rob Roy

Chill your martini glass by putting it in the freezer for at least 30 minutes.This ensures your Rob Roy stays cold, as the drink is served without ice.

1

/3

STIR

All ingredients in a mixing glass with ice

2

/3

STRAIN

Into a martini glass

3

/3

GARNISH

With a Maraschino cherry

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ABOUT THE ROB ROY

The Rob Roy cocktail was named after an operetta about a great Scottish historical figure and folk hero. The operetta debuted in New York City in the late 1800s, and a bartender at the nearby Waldorf Astoria Hotel was inspired to create the cocktail.

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BEST SCOTCH  FOR A ROB ROY COCKTAIL

The Rob Roy commands a rich and smooth Scotch that brings out the sweet and bitter flavour profile of this sophisticated serve. With its notes of crisp orchard fruits, wild heather and sweet honey, the multi award-winning Chivas 12 is the perfect Scotch to elevate the Rob Roy.

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