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A Merry Christmas Cocktail

Well, it is Christmas Eve, the stars are brightly shining and the food is nearly prepared and waiting for tomorrow's feast. So, as a Christmas present for all our readers, we would like to share a delicious Crowvus cocktail with you all. This is called a Caledon . It is based on the book of the same name by Virginia Crow. You can find the book here .  The components of the cocktail are very Scottish, just like the book itself! You will need: 1. Drambuie  2. Irn Bru 3. Apple and Raspberry J2O  Here's a quick step-by-step guide to making your very own Caledon: 1. Pour a shot of Drambuie into a standard-size tumbler. 2. Add some Irn Bru. The glass want to be just over half-full at this point. (Or just less than half-empty, if you're a pessimist!) 3. Fill the rest of the glass with Apple & Raspberry J2O.  4. Now, give it a good stir to mix up all the delicious ingredients and then settle down with a good book (Caledon, obviously!) and enjoy! Please note: this Crowvus...
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A Merry Christmas Cocktail

Well, it is Christmas Eve, the stars are brightly shining and the food is nearly prepared and waiting for tomorrow's feast.

So, as a Christmas present for all our readers, we would like to share a delicious Crowvus cocktail with you all.

This is called a Caledon. It is based on the book of the same name by Virginia Crow. You can find the book here. 

The components of the cocktail are very Scottish, just like the book itself!

You will need:

1. Drambuie 

2. Irn Bru

3. Apple and Raspberry J2O 

Here's a quick step-by-step guide to making your very own Caledon:

1. Pour a shot of Drambuie into a standard-size tumbler.


2. Add some Irn Bru. The glass want to be just over half-full at this point. (Or just less than half-empty, if you're a pessimist!)


3. Fill the rest of the glass with Apple & Raspberry J2O. 


4. Now, give it a good stir to mix up all the delicious ingredients and then settle down with a good book (Caledon, obviously!) and enjoy!



Please note: this Crowvus Cocktail belongs to Crowvus! Please feel free to use it at parties, gatherings, or just to treat yourself! However, we do not give permission for the cocktail to be republished (with or without its original name) without our consent.

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