The Balvenie posted this on their FB timeline:

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It doesn't take much to complement a mild summer evening. This uncomplicated cocktail will take the edge off, and won't outshine your favorite dark spirit.

The Godfather is two parts The Balvenie, one part Amaretto. Build over ice, stir, and serve on the rocks.

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Scotch whisky, milk, Kaluha over ice.

Bam!

Aggravation, a dessert drink.

One shot of Everclear, 8 ounces of mountain water with an elk pissing upstream. Watch the sun set on the San Juan mountains.
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Run, Jump, and Go Naked. A desert drink.

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Originally Posted by MacKenzie

The Balvenie posted this on their FB timeline:

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I see that, and have no problem with it, but for me the recipe would be "one part Balvenie Double Wood, another part Balvenie Doublewood, cool a bit in the summer time ( ~ 40 - 50 degrees F), and sip as desired." :)

When I mix this, usually on St. Patrick's Day, I like to use Dewar's and Bushmills. :pint:

Celtic Mix Cocktail
Ingredients
1 1/2 oz. Scotch Whisky
1 oz. Irish Whiskey
1/2 oz. Lemon Juice
Dash of Bitters

Garnish: No Garnish
Instructions
Pour all ingredients into a shaker with ice. Shake and strain into a chilled martini glass.

Allen: While I often add a dash of bitters to TNT and lime juice, I don't think I would have the courage to mix Scotch and Irish "Whisk(y/ie)s". It might raise the Gaelic Furies. :wink:

John