A Rusty Nail by any other name
Fall is here, and as the leaves turn, I turn to whiskey drinks that, though perfectly appropriate any time of the year, appeal to me particularly when the weather starts getting chilly. Among them are the Manhattan (rye whiskey, sweet vermouth, and bitters), Irish coffee (Irish whiskey, coffee, heavy cream, and sugar), and the drink of Scotch whiskey and Drambuie. But I no longer call this latter drink a Rusty Nail — the name trademarked by the Drambuie people. There are far more evocative choices.
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