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The Weekly Cocktail Recipe: The Glenlivet Speyside Sour

Using the simplest of ingredients, the Whisky Sour enjoyed much popularity before its recipe was first recorded, published in Jerry Thomas’ 1862 book, The Bartender’s Guide. Historical accounts suggest the drink was originally conceived by professional sailors to combat scurvy. Relying on sugar to be dissolved in water before adding the remaining ingredients, the drink’s original […]

Jon Hatchman by Jon Hatchman
2018-10-05 12:59
in Food and Drink, Recipes
The Glenlivet Speyside Sour
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Using the simplest of ingredients, the Whisky Sour enjoyed much popularity before its recipe was first recorded, published in Jerry Thomas’ 1862 book, The Bartender’s Guide. Historical accounts suggest the drink was originally conceived by professional sailors to combat scurvy. Relying on sugar to be dissolved in water before adding the remaining ingredients, the drink’s original construction resembles that of punch, albeit made in small batches. This crossover therefore renders it difficult to trace the cocktail’s exact origins.

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Thomas’ recipe features just three ingredients: the base spirit – traditionally American bourbon or rye whiskey; lemon juice and white sugar dissolved in a dash of Seltzer of Apollinaris water, garnished with berries. Standard 20th and 21st Century sour recipes typically call for an orange slice and a maraschino cherry as garnish, plus the addition of an egg white (although the egg white technically transforms the drink into a Boston Sour).

Established in 1824, The Glenlivet is considered the original Speyside single malt Scotch whisky, with origins as old as the whisky sour – if not older. The distillery’s version of a whisky sour therefore favours Scotch whisky (The Glenlivet 12) over Bourbon or Rye, aided by an equal measure of amaretto. The drink also features classic lemon juice, caster sugar and an egg white, garnished with a brandy cherry.

Ingredients

30 ml The Glenlivet 12

30 ml amaretto

20 ml lemon juice

1 Tbsp caster sugar

Egg white, from one egg

To Garnish

Brandy cherry

Method

Shake all ingredients really hard over ice. Serve over ice.

Garnish with a brandy cherry.

Further information on The Glenlivet can be found here.

RELATED

https://www.thelondoneconomic.com/travel/speyside-a-whisky-tour-of-strathspey/26/06/

https://www.thelondoneconomic.com/food-drink/spirit-of-the-week-the-glenlivet-code/14/06/

https://www.thelondoneconomic.com/food-drink/the-weekly-cocktail-recipe-rb-distillers-borders-sour/26/08/

The Glenlivet Speyside Sour

The Glenlivet Speyside Sour

Jon Hatchman
The drink also features classic lemon juice, caster sugar and an egg white, garnished with a brandy cherry.
Print Recipe Pin Recipe
Course Cocktails
Cuisine Global
Servings 1

Ingredients
  

  • 30 ml The Glenlivet 12
  • 30 ml Amaretto
  • 20 ml Lemon juice
  • 1 tbsp Caster sugar
  • 1 Egg white

Instructions
 

  • Shake all ingredients really hard over ice. Serve over ice.
  • Garnish with a brandy cherry.
Keyword Cocktails

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Using the simplest of ingredients, the Whisky Sour enjoyed much popularity before its recipe was first recorded, published in Jerry Thomas’ 1862 book, The Bartender’s Guide. Historical accounts suggest the drink was originally conceived by professional sailors to combat scurvy. Relying on sugar to be dissolved in water before adding the remaining ingredients, the drink’s original construction resembles that of punch, albeit made in small batches. This crossover therefore renders it difficult to trace the cocktail’s exact origins.

Jump to Recipe Print Recipe

Thomas’ recipe features just three ingredients: the base spirit – traditionally American bourbon or rye whiskey; lemon juice and white sugar dissolved in a dash of Seltzer of Apollinaris water, garnished with berries. Standard 20th and 21st Century sour recipes typically call for an orange slice and a maraschino cherry as garnish, plus the addition of an egg white (although the egg white technically transforms the drink into a Boston Sour).

Established in 1824, The Glenlivet is considered the original Speyside single malt Scotch whisky, with origins as old as the whisky sour – if not older. The distillery’s version of a whisky sour therefore favours Scotch whisky (The Glenlivet 12) over Bourbon or Rye, aided by an equal measure of amaretto. The drink also features classic lemon juice, caster sugar and an egg white, garnished with a brandy cherry.

Ingredients

30 ml The Glenlivet 12

30 ml amaretto

20 ml lemon juice

1 Tbsp caster sugar

Egg white, from one egg

To Garnish

Brandy cherry

Method

Shake all ingredients really hard over ice. Serve over ice.

Garnish with a brandy cherry.

Further information on The Glenlivet can be found here.

RELATED

https://www.thelondoneconomic.com/travel/speyside-a-whisky-tour-of-strathspey/26/06/

https://www.thelondoneconomic.com/food-drink/spirit-of-the-week-the-glenlivet-code/14/06/

https://www.thelondoneconomic.com/food-drink/the-weekly-cocktail-recipe-rb-distillers-borders-sour/26/08/

The Glenlivet Speyside Sour

The Glenlivet Speyside Sour

Jon Hatchman
The drink also features classic lemon juice, caster sugar and an egg white, garnished with a brandy cherry.
Print Recipe Pin Recipe
Course Cocktails
Cuisine Global
Servings 1

Ingredients
  

  • 30 ml The Glenlivet 12
  • 30 ml Amaretto
  • 20 ml Lemon juice
  • 1 tbsp Caster sugar
  • 1 Egg white

Instructions
 

  • Shake all ingredients really hard over ice. Serve over ice.
  • Garnish with a brandy cherry.
Keyword Cocktails
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