Whisky Tea
Posted by Irus on July 22, 2007
i was looking to make a new drink and came across whisky tea! here are two ways of making it – one chilled and one piping hot. I personally prefer the chilled style but it’s easier to make the hot whisky tea. Enjoy!
Hot Whisky Tea
INGREDIENTS
- 1 cup boiling water
- 1 tea bag
- 1 (1.5 fluid ounce) jigger Irish whisky
- 1 tablespoon milk
- 1 teaspoon white sugar
DIRECTIONS
Pour boiling water into a mug, and place the tea bag in to steep for about 1 minute. Remove and discard the tea bag. Pour in the whiskey, milk and sugar as desired. Stir, drink and relax.
Chilled Whisky Tea
INGREDIENTS
- Crushed Ice
- Green tea leaves
- Some whisky
DIRECTIONS
Get a long glass add crushed ice to it. Pour some whisky and add green tea leaves to it. After 2 minutes remove the leaves and have a chilled relaxing drink!
Irus said
yes im sure he will enjoy let me know what he thought of the hot whisky tea though.. haven’t tried it myself yet!! though i tried chilled whisky milk! not too bad takes the sting out of whisky but tastes good!
so you prefer vodka? ill post it if i come across something good for it!!
ruhi said
Only if I were a whiskey drinker
I should probably tell my dad. He loves drinking whiskey. Do you have any vodka recipes?
dhanny said
to half bottle of vodka add plenty of garlic upto quarter bottle and leave it for two months – fantastic drink
Irus said
Fiasco? sounds interesting, what happened?
Beer is good, i found a page which lists benefits of every kind of alcohol imaginable! lol
ruhi said
sure..I’ll let you know! Chilled whiskey milk? Now what’s that?
Yeah, I am a die hard vodka fan. But I haven’t been drinking much (not after my New Year’s Eve fiasco). All I have been drinking lately is beer.
Laurent said
Nice! I just invented something similar with some friends a few days ago. We call it Twisky and we don’t use milk.
For the chilled version, try making some black tea, adding a shot of whisky, a few teaspoons of sugar, a hint of lime juice and plenty of ice. It gives a perfect summer drink, much more enjoyable than plain iced tea!
I find “Twisky” more fun than “Whisky Tea”, since it can make interesting slogans such as “You ski? Twisky!”