Cocktail Roasting on an open fire

Chestnut Roasting on an Open FireInverarity Morton

Cocktail Roasting on an open fire

Description

Spiced rum and chestnut winter cocktail recipe

A comforting cocktail with warm flavours

This cocktail harmoniously combines rich and enveloping flavours, perfect for moments of relaxation. Each ingredient has been carefully selected to create a unique taste experience that is both rich and balanced.

Key ingredients and their roles

This cocktail elegantly blends carefully chosen ingredients to create a perfect harmony between power, sweetness and complexity. Spiced amber rum provides a warm and enveloping base, enriched with vanilla and woody notes, while Briottet chestnut cream adds a subtle, slightly toasted sweetness.

To balance the whole, amaro, a bitter and aromatic Italian liqueur, often made from herbs, bark, roots and spices, adds a touch of refined bitterness. Angostura, meanwhile, is an iconic bitters from Trinidad and Tobago, made from a secret blend of herbs, spices and bark macerated in alcohol. Just a few centilitres are enough to add a subtle spice and unique aromatic depth.

Finally, maple syrup rounds it all off with a natural and comforting sweetness, creating a rich and harmonious taste experience.

A perfect balance for ideal tasting

Easy to enjoy, this cocktail is balanced, warm and pleasant, with a smooth and slightly spicy finish. Created by Inverarity Morton, it is ideal for the end of a meal or a quiet evening, to be savoured slowly.

For a change of pace, try the Chestnut Manhattan, another winter cocktail where chestnut cream meets whisky for an equally captivating result.

Recipe card

Ingredients - 1 Pers.

  • Spiced rum - 37,5 ml
  • Chestnut liqueur - 20 ml
  • Amaro - 20 ml
  • Angostura bitters - 3 traits
  • Maple syrup - 20 ml

Preparation

  1. Begin by pouring the rum into an old-fashioned glass.
  2. Add the chestnut liqueur.
  3. Top up with the Amaro, Angostura bitters and maple syrup.
  4. Add ice cubes and shake until the cocktail is well chilled.
  5. Rub the orange zest around the rim of the glass and place it inside.