Hoot Mon
A Bobby Burns-adjacent classic that trades Scotch malt for blended whisky and lets a touch of Benedictine add warm herbal depth to sweet vermouth.
- 1Β½ ozscotch whisky
- ΒΎ ozsweet vermouth
- 1 barspoonbenedictine
- Lemon twistgarnish
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The Hoot Mon first appeared in Harry Craddock's landmark 1930 Savoy Cocktail Book. The name is a Scottish exclamation of surprise or emphasis. The recipe sits in the same family as the Bobby Burns, combining Scotch whisky with sweet vermouth and the herbal honey-forward complexity of Benedictine. Craddock's Savoy Cocktail Book codified dozens of pre-Prohibition recipes that might otherwise have been lost, and the Hoot Mon remains one of its more underappreciated entries.
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