History & Heritage
“Named for the Scottish folk hero, the Rob Roy debuted at New York's Waldorf in the 1890s.”
Ingredients
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Method
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Stir with ice until very cold and strain into a coupe
Garnish with a maraschino cherry
Glassware
Served up in a chilled coupe
Garnish
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Flavor Journey
Every great cocktail tells a story through its flavors. Here's the sensory experience you can expect.
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Master's Tips
Professional insights to elevate your craft
Use a quality blended Scotch; peaty single malts can overpower
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