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Who’s up for trying a peated scotch cocktail? I wanted to try my hand at making a peated scotch cocktail that was unique. With the help of my cocktail tasting wife, Karlynn, I’ve managed to do so and let me tell you, this cocktail is damn good if I say so myself. I call it the Pineapple Peat and I think you are going to love it too.
Here’s the skinny. We’ve taken one of my favorite scotch whiskies and combined it with Lime Juice, Ginger Bitters, Pineapple Juice and Agave Nectar to come up with this cocktail.
I’ve loved peated scotch whiskies since I first tried Laphroaig at the recommendation of a store employee when I was first getting into cocktails. The smoke flavor from the peat and the smoothness of this scotch whisky are what make it so damn good.
There are, of course, a large range of peated scotch whiskies out there and sadly, I haven’t had a chance to try them all yet. You can use any peated scotch whisky for this drink but I recommend Laphroaig Select which is what I used.
The folks at Laphroaig were nice enough to send me a bottle to try, which I used to make this cocktail. They even did some nice branding for me which is cool.
To make this cocktail, you will need pineapple juice, Laphroaig Select (peated scotch), ginger bitters, agave nectar and lime juice.
I’d love it if you could help me get the word out about this cocktail and share it with friends & family that love scotch (or cocktails for that matter!). You can do that by either pinning the image below to your cocktails or drinks board or sharing this post on Facebook. Thanks in advance! Scroll down for the recipe!
If you love scotch like I do, I’ve got a great article all about the best Scotch glasses to enjoy your scotch with.
Here’s the recipe!
Pineapple Peat - A Laphoaig Cocktail
- Prep Time
- 5 minutes
- Total Time
- 5 minutes
- Course
- cocktails
- Cuisine
- Scottish
- Servings
- 2 glasses
- Calories
- 231
- Author
- Karlynn Johnston
Ingredients
- 4 ounces Pineapple Juice
- 3 ounces Laphroaig Select scotch
- 1/4 cup of water
- 2 tablespoons lime juice
- 4 tablespoons agave nectar
- 4 dashes of ginger bitters
Instructions
- Combine ingredients in a Boston Shaker with ice.
- Shake until cold.
- Pour into two glasses.
- Enjoy.
Recipe Notes
Nutrition Information
All calories and info are based on a third party calculator and are only an estimate. Actual nutritional info will vary with brands used, your measuring methods, portion sizes and more.
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Barb AKA Loony Peat says
I was looking up cocktails to make with smokey scotch and saw this recipe which uses Laphroaig Select which we love. Made the recipe and instantly fell in love with it!!
Thanks for a great recipe!
Jordan says
Hi! I’ve found this recipe recently, and I was wondering which ginger bitters you used. I only seem to be able to find 2 brands (Hella and Bittermens), but they seem pretty different from one another. Thanks!
Mike Johnston says
Hey Jordan,
I used Dillon’s small batch ginger bitters
Chris says
Tastes great!
Please rewrite with consistent measurements.
Don’t change from oz to fractional cups and tablespoons. Everything here is in whole oz measures.
4oz pineapple
3oz scotch
2oz water
1oz lime
2oz agave
Bitters
Barb says
A wonderful yummy drink. You can’t go wrong making pineapple peat!
Kudos to the creative talent behind making this cocktail!!
Chris Adlus says
Sounds good and am going to try it soon.
Just fyi you spelled it incorrectly as “Laphoaig” in the recipe title and Nutrition Facts…