ULTIMATE HONEY & LEMON

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WARMING AND SWEET

A comforting treat, providing warmth on chilly days with a delightful combination of honeyed and fruity sweetness.

  • 40ml Bruadar Single Malt Whisky Liqueur

    5ml Mac-Talla Terra (or any peated whisky)

    10ml Lemon juice

    15ml Honey

    200ml Cloudy Apple Juice

  • Lemon wedge and cinnamon stick

  • Combine all ingredients in a saucepan over a gentle heat. When it starts to bubble take off the heat and transfer into a mug or glass of your choice.

Created by Becky Paskin

BEE’S KNEES


SWEET, SHARP & REFRESHING

Combining Bruadar, Gin, honey and lemon creates a delicious, fragrant summer serve which is ideal for outdoor gatherings.

  • 30ml Bruadar Single Malt Whisky Liqueur with honey & sloe berries

    40ml Gin

    20ml Fresh Lemon juice

    10ml Honey Syrup

  • Lemon twist

  • Build ingredients in a cocktail shaker, shake well with ice, strain into a glass and garnish with a lemon twist.


COLD BRU


AN INDULGENT PICK-ME-UP

Fans of espresso martinis will love this whisky version. Bruadar’s rich honey notes pair beautifully with coffee and a sweet chocolate garnish.

  • 60ml Bruadar Single Malt Whisky Liqueur with honey & sloe berries

    30ml Chilled Espresso

    10ml Simple syrup

    Dash of foamer (optional)

  • Dark Chocolate

  • Build ingredients in a cocktail shaker, shake well with ice, strain into a glass and grate dark chocolate over the top to garnish.


HONEYMOON


TALL, TROPICAL & FRUITY

Rum, Coconut and Pineapple enhance Bruadar’s fruity notes in this tall serve that will instantly transport you to a warm Caribbean beach .

  • 20ml Bruadar Single Malt Whisky Liqueur with honey & sloe berries

    30ml Rum

    10ml Coconut syrup

    40ml Pineapple juice

    20ml Lime juice

  • Fresh pineapple slice

    Maraschino cherry

  • Build ingredients in a cocktail shaker, shake well with ice, strain into a glass with crushed ice.


SUMMER CUP


The "summer cup" is generally thought to be Pimms' thing, but it can be made with other ingredients with equally delicious results. If your tonic isn't citrusy, add some extra zing through fresh juice. Raid your herb garden, add a slice of fresh orange and enjoy. Easy!

  • 35ml Bruadar Liqueur

    35ml Campari/bitter liqueur

    Citrusy tonic

    Orange slice

    Rosemary

  • Orange slice & rosemary

  • 1. Build in glass

    2. Top with tonic to taste


HONEY PLUM PUNCH


A FRUITY, SUMMERY SHARING SERVE

The perfect sharing serve to welcome guests to a party or BBQ, Honey Plum Punch is a great way to leverage the fruity and honeyed notes of Bruadar. Slice up some fruit, grab some mint, whisky and clear space in your fridge.

  • 150ml Bruadar

    100ml Old Perth Original

    Juice of 1 Lemon

    50ml Peach Syrup and a small handful of whole star anise and cinnamon sticks, or make your own Spiced plum syrup*

    Sliced fruit - 1 plum, 1/2 peach, 1/2 pear

    Handful of mint leaves

    750ml of dry cider

    *For Spiced plum syrup: Cut up 3 plums into small cubes, weigh and combine with that weight in caster sugar. Add 1 star anise, cover and refrigerate for 2 days. Strain out syrup that forms.

  • Add all ingredients to a jug, stir and top up with the cider. Cover and refrigerate for at least 4 hours. Remove mint (and whole spices if you have used them) and enjoy over ice when ready.


TWINPROP


BALANCED AND BITTERSWEET

A Scottish spin on the modern classic ‘paper plane’ cocktail (based on 'The Last Word', a classic, prohibition-era cocktail) with peated whisky replacing the bourbon and Bruadar’s fruity notes standing in for Nonino. 

  • 20ml Bruadar Single Malt Whisky Liqueur

    40ml Mac-Talla Terra Islay Single Malt Whisky

    30ml Campari or any bitter liqueur

    20ml Fresh lemon juice

  • Garnish with a fresh mint sprig or leaf.

  • Add all to a shaker and fill with ice. Shake vigorously for 30 second and strain into a chilled coupe.


JULEP


FRESH, MINTY AND REFRESHING

Essentially a mint-laced old fashioned made with crushed ice, they're super easy to make and if you've got a suitable cup, will stay tasty and chilled for a while. Peaty Mac-Talla Terra Islay Single Malt Whisky is paired with Bruadar (replacing the traditional bourbon and sugar) bringing a sweet and smoky twist on the ultimate hot-weather serve.

  • 45ml MacTalla Terra

    25ml Bruadar

    5ml Orgeat

    4 dashes Angostura bitters

    8-10 mint leaves

  • Garnish with a mint sprig or two.

  • Add all to a julep cup and muddle the mint. Fill with crushed ice and stir. Add a straw and more ice.


Honey – Bru


  • 35ml x Bruadar

    60ml x Pale Ale (any)

    10ml x orange juice

    20ml x lemon juice

    20ml x soda water

    20ml x honey

    2 x fresh raspberries 

  • Red apple slice

    3 x dried cranberries

    Dusting of icing sugar 

  • Pour pale ale and soda water directly into chilled cup. Pour remaining ingredients into cocktail shaker, fill with ice, close and shake for ten seconds. Double strain into cup over pale ale and soda water. Add ice and garnish.

Juicy and refreshing with a dry finish

Bruadar binds sharp, fruity ingredients whilst drawing body and depth from its honeyed essence. This allows the citrus-forward pale ale to balance the cocktail with a dry hopped finish.


Sloeld Fashioned


A RICH, COMPLEX TAKE ON THE CLASSIC SERVE

Smoky whisky, buttery, woody maple syrup (use the best quality you can find) combined with Bruadar’s balanced layers of whisky, honey and sloe makes for a smooth Old Fashioned with a new level of depth and complexity. 

  • 50ml MacTalla Terra


    25ml Bruadar


    1 tsp Maple Syrup


    3 dashes Angostura Bitters

  • Slice a cheek of a plum and thinly slice lengthways. Skewer with a cocktail stick and fan out.

  • Add all to glass, fill with ice, stir then add garnish.


Whisky Spritz


LIGHT, BALANCED AND REFRESHING

A refreshing serve which enhances Bruadar’s fruity notes, with fresh citrus and a bitter liqueur to cut through the sweetness. Equally enjoyable at a summer BBQ or by the fireside in winter. 

  • 30ml Bruadar


    30ml Old Perth Original


    30ml Bitter Liqueur of choice e.g. Aperol or Campari


    15ml Fresh lime juice


    Top up with tonic water

  • Citrus slice and sprig of rosemary.

  • Add all but tonic to a wine glass, fill with ice, and top with tonic. Stir well and garnish.


Mince Pie Hot Chocolate


WARMING AND DECADENT

The ultimate winter serve: enjoy a glass of festive cheer with the taste of Mince Pies & Christmas Cake combined with hot chocolate. 

  • 30ml Bruadar


    30ml Old Perth Original


    30ml PX Sherry


    Barspoon maple syrup or honey


    Hot chocolate

  • Sprinkle over miniature marshmallows & torch with a blowtorch (optional but recommended).

  • Add Bruadar, Old Perth Original, PX Sherry and your choice of maple syrup or honey to a cocktail shaker and shake until well-mixed. Pour into a mug or tall, heatproof glass and top up with Hot Chocolate.


Party Popper


Bubbly, floral and spiced

Served in a champagne flute, this drink celebrates the light and bubbly nature in which Bruadar can be enjoyed. Paired with wine notes from prosecco and the nuttiness of fino sherry, the Party Popper is mature and moreish. Delicate floral zest from cooled chamomile flowers plays nicely with bursting sloe berries and a touch of ginger spice to warm the finish.

  • 25ml Bruadar

    50ml chamomile tea (brewed for 4 mins, strained and cooled)

    10ml lemon juice

    25ml ginger ale

    15ml fino Sherry (any)

    5ml sugar syrup

    25ml Prosecco 

  • Long orange zest twist

    Small bunch of red currants

  • Pour ginger ale and Prosecco directly into chilled wine glass. Pour remaining ingredients into cocktail shaker, fill with ice and stir with bar spoon for 15 seconds. Double strain into wine glass over ginger ale and Prosecco.  Add ice and garnish.


A WARM HYGGE


Rich, creamy and warming

The rounded warmth and texture of Bruadar mix well with the richness of oat milk. Candied chestnuts and maple syrup bring a familiar treat to this cocktail with a hint of cocoa that hug the flavours together.

  • 20ml Bruadar 

    20ml Rye Whiskey (any)

    10ml chestnut syrup

    5ml pineapple juice

    70ml Oat Milk

    5ml maple syrup

    4ml dash chocolate bitters 

  • Grated chestnut over top of drink

    Mini sugared doughnut on side

  • Pour all ingredients into cocktail shaker. Fill with ice, close and shake for ten seconds. Double strain into glass.  Add ice and garnish.


The Seasonal Sour


TART, FRESH AND WARMING

A cool short serve with warming wintery flavours – think a chilled (and strong!) hot toddy. Add egg whites for a creamy mouthfeel or serve without for a more refreshing finish.

  • 50ml Bruadar

    20ml Old Perth Orignal Blended Malt Whisky

    40ml Apple & Pear Juice

    20ml Lemon juice

    Egg whites (optional)

    Cinnamon dusting

  • With egg whites:

    1. Add all to shaker and shake vigorously with ice for 30 seconds

    2. Strain out ice and shake liquid again on its own for a further 30 seconds

    3. Pour into a glass and top with a dusting of cinnamon

    Without egg whites:

    1. Add all ingredients to a shaker and shake with ice for 30 seconds

    2. Pour into a glass and dust with cinnamon

 OUR MIXOLOGISTS

STEPHEN MUTTY

Hailing from Dundee, Scotland, award-winning mixologist Stephen Mutty is all about his Scottish & Mauritian roots creating inventive flavour pairings.

This, in addition to his curious nature, bring a familiar touch to his fantastic drinks.

Stephen’s cocktails were inspired by the Danish concept of “hygge” (pronounced “hoo-ga”). there is no direct English translation for this Scandinavian term which encompasses a feeling of cosy contentment and well-being that is achieved by taking time to live well and enjoy the simple things in life – perfect for lifting your spirits during the long winter months. each cocktail has been created to be savoured in comfortable surroundings with those closest to you.

Jack runs the hugely popular Instagram page @scottishmixology.

The original concept was to make tasty drinks with a Scottish twist and creative flair. Since its inception, the blog has flourished, showcasing the wonderful world of Scottish food and drink to a global audience.

Despite working in an unrelated field as a trainee actuary, Jack’s love for all things distilled began in his waiting days, when he had unfettered access to the bar collection.

The blog now covers a wide-range of drink-related topics, connecting ardent distillers across the globe and many like-minded fanatics.

JACK JAMIESON