A Hot Toddy Day is traditionally made with bourbon, honey and hot water, it's the perfect drink to cozy up with this winter season and beat the chills. Equally comforting as a hot cup of tea, this treat is bound to soothe your palates! Beam Suntory is raising a toast to this popular drink with its finest spirits - Maker's Mark Bourbon and world's no.1 bourbon - Jim Beam.
Maker's Mark Hot Toddy
A Maker's Mark Hot Toddy is a pretty nice antidote to sufferers of the cold, even if that's just the cold weather we're talking about. There are a lot of riffs out there on this wintry classic. This one gets spiced up a bit with a delicious cinnamon syrup that you'll find a variety of uses for.
Ingredients
2 parts Maker's Mark Bourbon
1/2 part lemon juice
1/2 part cinnamon simple syrup
1/4 part honey
2 dashes Angostura Bitters
Top with hot water
Lemon wheel and cinnamon or nutmeg for garnish
Method
Add all ingredients to a mug and stir well. Garnish with lemon wheel and fresh grated cinnamon or nutmeg. To make cinnamon syrup, mix equal parts sugar and water with one broken-up cinnamon stick per 1/2 cup. Bring to a boil. Once sugar is completely melted, remove the pan from heat and let sit for at least 30 minutes. Strain out cinnamon.
Glassware: Double-walled glass
Garnish: Lemon wheel and fresh grated cinnamon or nutmeg
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Jin Bean Black Hot Toddy
Chase away winter chills with your new favourite hot toddy recipe. Extra-aged bourbon adds full-bodied richness, with flavours of vanilla, toasted oak, and baking spice. Perfect for cosy holiday celebrations or quiet nights by the fire.
Ingredients Required
2 parts Jim Beam Black
1 part Honey
2 parts Fresh Lemon Juice
1/4 cup Hot Water
Lemon Peel
Method
Put bourbon, honey, and lemon juice in a 6-ounce mug. Top off with hot water and stir until honey is dissolved. Garnish with a lemon peel (optional).
Glassware: Rocks glass or Teacup
Garnish: Lemon Peel
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