Whisky Mac Toddy

Serve in Toddy glass...
1½	fl oz	Dewar's 12 Year Old 'The Ancestor' blended Scotch whisky
1	fl oz	Stone's Original Green Ginger Wine
3½	fl oz	Boiling water

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How to make:

POUR ingredients into pre-heated glass.

Garnish:

Lemon slice

Comment:

Simple, warming and comforting – rich ginger wine gently spices and mellows Scotch whisky.

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A Whisky Mac made into a long warming toddy by simply adding boiling water.

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