Scotch & soda is a classic combo – The Whisky Highball is incredibly easy to make but you can add a twist with a garnish – citrus adds a refreshing touch, while apple, berries or peaches add a bit of sweetness.

A crowd pleasing favourite, there is no more perfect pairing than Monkey Shoulder whisky, ginger ale and orange.

You’ll need blackberries, sugar, gin, lime juice, soda water and a blender in this Blackberry Gin fizz. A berry good way to use frozen berries!

The coveted Best in Show winner of the 2022 Drammy Awards is The Glenfiddich Grand Cru 23 Year Old.

A good smash needs a good muddler! You want to smash the lemon to release it’s juice but also the oils in the peel.

Celebrating the bees in the Scottish highlands, this cocktail represents the rolling moorland.

A fashionable tropical serve that is both eye catching and tasty. This serve is a great addition to any rooftop party even of from the comfort of home!

Make it (purple) rain wiith flavour at your next get together with this deliciously frothered layered cocktail.

When using a high quality whisky such as The Glenlivet 18-year-old, the key is to use the finest possible ingredients, the freshest oranges and a blend of bitters designed specifically to bring out the very best of the whisky.

The story of the original whisky coffee has many beginnings, with the most common recipes featuring Irish whisky.