How to Make a Hot Whiskey

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Hot whiskey is an aromatic drink that will warm you up nicely on a cold day. It's also a great drink to help calm the pain of a sore throat and is a comforting infusion when suffering from a cold or a flu.

Edit Steps1Fill the kettle and boil some water.

2While waiting, take a decent-sized glass, something like a red wine glass will do, and put a good teaspoon of brown sugar into it. White sugar just won't do, though honey might.

3Add enough whiskey. It's up to you how much, but be good to yourself. Bear in mind that a cold or 'flu is a devil of a thing altogether, and may require a sizable measure of spirits to see it off.

4Give the whiskey and brown sugar mixture a bit of a stir and try to dissolve the lumps. (Give yourself a swig of the whiskey to make sure it's okay. Whiskey goes off, you know!)

5Rinse a lemon. Take a slice from the middle, about a quarter of an inch or 5mm thick. Remove the pips (seeds)––these can ruin the taste!

6Put a clove in each segment of the lemon slice. Make sure that they're stuck in firmly, perhaps even poking out the far side. You don't want them to come flying out when you stir it––that'd be a fierce embarrassment altogether.

7The kettle should be boiled by now, so pour the water into the glass over the back of a spoon, so as not to scald the whiskey.

8Give it a good stir and fully dissolve the brown sugar, and as its spinning, drop in the cloved slice of lemon.

9Tie a wee napkin around the neck and away you go. Repeat until symptoms disappear. You may need more whiskey!

Edit TipsBest with Bushmills or Powers whiskey. Not great with Jameson, surprisingly.

Edit WarningsNever drink it while it's still boiling!Be careful pouring boiling water into a glass, it could break the glass.

Edit Things You'll NeedA glass (heatproof)WaterA kettleBrown sugar (or honey)LemonClovesWhiskey

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How to Make a Hot Whiskey

6 authors | 18 revisions | Last updated: December 17, 2012

Flickety, Eric, Gamelvr5, BR, Maluniu, ZareenPin ItArticle EditDiscuss

Hot whiskey is an aromatic drink that will warm you up nicely on a cold day. It's also a great drink to help calm the pain of a sore throat and is a comforting infusion when suffering from a cold or a flu.

Edit Steps1Fill the kettle and boil some water.

2While waiting, take a decent-sized glass, something like a red wine glass will do, and put a good teaspoon of brown sugar into it. White sugar just won't do, though honey might.

3Add enough whiskey. It's up to you how much, but be good to yourself. Bear in mind that a cold or 'flu is a devil of a thing altogether, and may require a sizable measure of spirits to see it off.

4Give the whiskey and brown sugar mixture a bit of a stir and try to dissolve the lumps. (Give yourself a swig of the whiskey to make sure it's okay. Whiskey goes off, you know!)

5Rinse a lemon. Take a slice from the middle, about a quarter of an inch or 5mm thick. Remove the pips (seeds)––these can ruin the taste!

6Put a clove in each segment of the lemon slice. Make sure that they're stuck in firmly, perhaps even poking out the far side. You don't want them to come flying out when you stir it––that'd be a fierce embarrassment altogether.

7The kettle should be boiled by now, so pour the water into the glass over the back of a spoon, so as not to scald the whiskey.

8Give it a good stir and fully dissolve the brown sugar, and as its spinning, drop in the cloved slice of lemon.

9Tie a wee napkin around the neck and away you go. Repeat until symptoms disappear. You may need more whiskey!

Edit TipsBest with Bushmills or Powers whiskey. Not great with Jameson, surprisingly.

Edit WarningsNever drink it while it's still boiling!

Edit Things You'll NeedA glass (heatproof)WaterA kettleBrown sugar (or honey)LemonClovesWhiskey

Edit Related wikiHowsHow to Quit Drinking AlcoholHow to Avoid Alcohol While at CollegeHow to Make a Great Tasting Alcoholic DrinkHow to Brew Your Own BeerArticle Info Featured Article

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