If you like the Manhattan cocktail, you’re going to love the Rob Roy Cocktail.
What is a Rob Roy?
The Rob Roy drink is quite similar to the popular Manhattan cocktail, with the exception that it calls for scotch rather than American whiskey. Although the switch from bourbon (or rye) to scotch may not seem like a big deal, the difference is substantial. Also, it’s tasty.
What glass is a Rob Roy served in?
The Rob Roy is typically served in a Nick and Nora or coupe glass. If you don’t own the right glassware for this cocktail, consider some of the options below.
Variations of the Rob Roy cocktail
Want to try some variations on this cocktail? Here are some common remixes on this classic.
- Brooklynn
- Manhattan
- Perfect Manhattan
How to make a Rob Roy
Below are the ingredients and directions for a Rob Roy. We hope you love this drink as much as we do.
Rob Roy
Cuisine: Classic CocktailDifficulty: Easy 🔨1
servings150
kcal2
minutesIngredients
2 Ounces Scotch
1 Ounces Italian sweet vermouth
Dash of Peychaud’s bitters
Lemon zest coin
Directions
- Stir all of the ingredients (except the garnish) in a mixing glass with ice.
- Strain into a chilled cocktail glass.
- Express the lemon zest coin over the drink and drop it in.
Recipe Video
Conclusion
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