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Cocktail Recipes

How Do You Make a Negroni Cocktail?

All you need to know about the classic Negroni Cocktail & Recipe The Negroni is a popular and well-loved gin cock...

Discover the World of Raspberry Liqueur

Calling all Scottish spirit lovers! Uncover the delicious secrets of locally-crafted raspberry liqueur. Delve into its rich history, learn how it's made, and discover the best ways to enjoy this versatile spirit in cocktails and desserts.

The Refreshing Raspberry Tom Collins: Spring in a Glass

Are you searching for a cocktail that balances tartness, sweetness, and a delightful botanical twist, then look no fu...

Vodka Espresso Martini

The Espresso Martini easily takes a place in Mary’s top 3 favourite cocktails! A deliciously creamy and indulgent pic...

Sparkling Apple Vodka Fizz

Sparkling Apple Vodka Fizz - A Bubbly Delight Welcome to our delightful cocktail recipe that will elevate your spirit...

Autumn Aviation - The Lavender Sky

The Lavender Sky - A Modern Twist on the Aviation Cocktail Welcome back to our cocktail corner, where we love to expe...

Dundee Marmalade Cocktail

A Scottish Twist on the Classic White Lady Cocktail If you're looking for a unique and refreshing twist on a classic ...

How To Make a Martini

Party with Classic and Unique Martinis If you are looking to impress at your party, bringing a martini to the table i...

Chocolate and Raspberry Martini

Tayport Distillery were thrilled to be featured on Love Your Weekend with Alan Titchmarsh.  Our 1992 Raspberry Liqueu...

Ramos Gin Fizz

This cocktail takes us way back to New Orleans in the 1880s, where Henry Charles Ramos created it in the Imperial Cab...

Exclusively for women, but discovered by men - The Clover Club

The Clover Club has seen just as many bounce backs as flares, and let's be honest - flares have always been fashionable. The Clover Club is one of those cocktails that give your evening a bit of flair and excitement, why not try it with our very own Wild Rose Gin!

El Morocco

El Morocco, A cocktail originally from North Africa, was made famous in Manhattan. An Italian immigrant, John Perona, opened a speakeasy during the prohibition era, called El Morroco, and it became one of the most popular establishments of New York, the El Morocco cocktail has made quite a name for itself since then!
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