How To Make Your Own Winter Cocktails At Home

With the right ingredients, and the right proportions, you can make your own winter cocktails at home in a few simple steps. Follow our recipes and do it yourself.
 

1. Irish Coffee

Ingredients

Method

  1. Heating the glass by using hot water will keep the drink warmer for longer, toss it once the glass is nice and warm 
  2. Add Teeling Small Batch, Spiced Stout Syrup* and freshly brewed coffee to the glass and stir well
  3. Top up with some double cream

*How to make Spiced Stout Syrup?

Ingredients

  • 1 table spoon of clove
  • 1 table spoon of juniper
  • 2 cinnamon sticks
  • 2 star anises
  • 2 slices of ginger
  • 2 cubes of brown sugar
  • 1 slice of orange peel
  • 500ml of stout

Put the cloves, junipers, cinnamon stick, star anise, ginger, brown sugar and orange peel in a pan, add 500ml of stout and bring to boil, stirring consistently until the volume has reduced by half.

 

2. Newmarket Fashioned


Ingredients

  • 50ml Teeling Small Batch
  • 10ml Honey Syrup (50% honey, 50% hot water)
  • 2 dashes of bitters 
  • Garnish: Orange Peel

Method

  1. Add all the ingredients into a glass with ice
  2. Stir well to release all flavours
  3. Garnish with orange peel

3. Cloak and Dagger


    Ingredients

    • 60ml Angostura Dark Rum
    • 30ml Lemon Juice
    • 30ml Agave Nectar (or syrup)
    • 1 Egg White
    • 5 dashed Angostura® Aromatic Bitter
    • Cinnamon Powder

    Method

    1. Add rum, lemon juice, agave nectar and egg white (room temperature) to 
    2. Add ice and then shake well again.
    3. Strain into old fashioned glass.
    4. Float bitters on top and dust with cinnamon powder.

    4. Dark & Stormy 


    Ingredients

    • 75ml  Angostura Dark Rum
    • 150ml Ginger Beer 
    • 0.5 Lime 
    • 2 Dashes Angostura Aromatic Bitters
    • Garnish: Lime Wedge

    Method

    1. Prepare an old-fashioned glass and add ice
    2. Add Angostura rum, top up with ginger beer
    3. Squeeze lime on top and add bitters 
    4. Stir well and garnish with lime wedge