The Proper Pour with Charlotte Voisey
How to Make the Rob Roy and Balvenie Smash
Rob Roy
2 oz Scotch Whisky
1 oz sweet vermouth
2 dashes Angostura Bitters
Balvenie Smash
2 oz Scotch Whisky
3/4 oz fresh lemon juice
3/4 oz simple syrup
2 dashes Angostura Bitters
6 leaves of mint


Comments
Isn’t the Smash more of a Whiskey Sour with the addition of mint? I’ve never before heard of a Smash that contains both lemon juice and sugar. Seems to be a nice enough cocktail though, might give it a try at work tonight.
Speaking of Scotch Whisky and citrus, I was at a Johnnie Walker tasting event and they had everyone mix a bit of Orangina with their Red Label and, low and behold, it was surprisingly good ... I believe they called it the “Scottish Mimosa”. Anyhow, its a bit more proof that Scotch can be mixed and matched.
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Hi Charlotte - You mention that you’re making a “perfect” Rob Roy. When I was trained along time ago, I was taught that a perfect Rob Roy or Manhattan split the usual amount of sweet vermouth evenly with dry vermouth and was garnished with a twist of lemon. In other words, instead of, say, 2 : 1 spirit to sweet vermouth, it would be 2 : .5 : .5 spirit to sweet vermouth to dry vermouth.
Have I been making this incorrectly all these years? (it wouldn’t be much of a surprise: This was 1988. Everybody still put club soda in their Old Fashioneds, and woo-woos, Alabama Slammers, and Whitesnake were all the rage. Ugh).
Thanks for your help.
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