A CLASSIC TAKE ON WHISKY

A CLASSIC TAKE ON WHISKY

The world of whiskey is expanding with blenders perfecting and innovating constantly. Likewise, the list of great cocktails continues to grow – so are whisky bourbons! There are, however, a few tried and true recipes that are essential to creating a well-rounded whiskey bourbon experience. These drinks showcase the versatility of whiskey. They include some of the most popular whiskey cocktails that have been enjoyed by enthusiasts for decades or longer. Using Beam Suntory’s Jim Beam, here is a perfect list for beginners and connoisseurs to explore everything that’s possible with whiskey, this World Whisky Day. Claremont Club – Jim Beam, Raspberry, Cinnamon and Egg White Ingredients Required: Jim Beam 50ml Raspberry Puree 2 bar spoons Cinnamon Syrup 10ml Sugar Syrup 10ml Lime Juice 25ml Egg White ½ Mint Leaf for Garnish Glass: Coupe or Cocktail Method: Shake and strain Garnish: Mint Leaf. And fresh raspberries on cocktail Skewer if available. The New York Sour – Jim Beam, Red Wine, Orange Ingredients Required: Jim Beam 50ml Red Wine to Float 20ml Orange Juice 30ml Sugar Syrup 20ml Lemon Juice 20ml Ice Glass: Rocks Glass Method: Shake and Strain. For a little more depth, float red wine on the drink at the end. JB @ FB – Jim Beam, Pineapple, Curry Leaf, Star Anise, Tamarind, Jaggery Ingredients Required: Jim Beam 50ml Pineapple Juice 45ml Curry Leaf 10-12 Leaves Star Anise 1 for garnish Tamarind Water 20ml Jaggery Syrup 20ml Glass: Old Fashioned Method: Muddle the Leaves in a shaker and add all the ingredients except the star anise. Shake with ice and strain over fresh ice in an Old Fashioned Glass. Garnish: Star anise Spice Route – Jim Beam, Spiced wine, Treacle Ingredients Required: Jim beam 40ml Spiced wine decoction 20ml Treacle or Jaggery Syrup 2bar spoons Kokum 1 piece Orange peel 1 piece Glass: Old Fashioned Method: Stir all the ingredients together with ice and pour over fresh ice in an Old Fashioned Glass. Squeeze an orange peel over the drink and discard the peel. Garnish: A piece of Kokum A CLASSIC TAKE ON WHISKY

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