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Pour a shot of Scotch into a cup or mug, add boiling water to it. Add a spoonful of honey or sugar. Add a half slice of lemon, 2 cloves and, if you have one, a cinnamon stick. Let it brew for 3–5 minutes.
Depending on preference, you can remove the cloves and cinnamon stick before drinking, although leaving them in is often said to make a toddy even better for clearing a blocked nose and relieving a head cold.
Pour a shot of Scotch into a cup or mug, add boiling water to it. Add a spoonful of honey or sugar. Add a half slice of lemon, 2 cloves and, if you have one, a cinnamon stick. Let it brew for 3–5 minutes.
Depending on preference, you can remove the cloves and cinnamon stick before drinking, although leaving them in is often said to make a toddy even better for clearing a blocked nose and relieving a head cold.
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lol I think the chilled sake always tasted good.
Cold for sure, IMO. It tastes better straight up. But warm is fine if it's mixed into something that should be hot. I.e. coffee/hot chocolate/mulled wine.
Otherwise chilled FTW!
Cold for sure, IMO. It tastes better straight up. But warm is fine if it's mixed into something that should be hot. I.e. coffee/hot chocolate/mulled wine.
Otherwise chilled FTW!
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