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Blackberry Whisky

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Author: The Bar Team
Blackberry Whisky
Ingredients
Method

Imagined and crafted by a master of mixology, Ervin Trykowski who summoned some of his finest flair by marrying the worlds of blackberries and whisky in this Blackberry Whisky cocktail.

What you’ll need

Ingredients

Serves:
1
  • Johnnie Walker® Red Label® Blended Scotch Whisky
    Johnnie Walker Red Label Blended Scotch Whisky
    35ml
  • Blackberry Syrup
    15ml
  • Lemon Juice
    15ml
  • Premium tonic water
    1
  • Blackberries
    10
  • Plenty of ice
    10
1.4 units of alcohol per serving

Equipment

  • 1 x Rocks Glass
  • 1 x Muddler
  • 1 x Shaker
  • 1 x Jigger
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Method

Muddle

Muddle blackberries into your glass.

Mix

Combine the remaining ingredients, shake everything with some ice, and serve over more ice in a rocks glass. 

Garnish

For those who don't love blackberries, substitute with your preferred berry.

Grab a bite

Get some grub in before or while you’re drinking – it slows alcohol absorption.

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