What is another word for hot toddy?
Pronunciation: [hˈɒt tˈɒdi] (IPA) 
A hot toddy is a popular drink enjoyed during cold weather. It is made by mixing whiskey or rum with hot water, honey, and lemon juice. Despite its simplicity, there are different names for the hot toddy, depending on where you are. Some people call it a hot whiskey, while others refer to it as a hot rum. In Scotland, it's known as a whisky toddy, and in Ireland, it's called a hot whiskey punch. Some also described it as a winter warmer or a hot-toddy cocktail. Regardless of what you call it, the hot toddy remains a classic drink that provides warmth and comfort during chilly nights.
