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Irish coffee

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Irish whiskey

Strength

strong

Flavour

Bitter

LEGEND

Irish coffee

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Ingredients

45 ml (1 1/2 oz.) Irish whiskey
120 ml (4 oz.) hot expresso
2 tsp. granulated sugar
45 ml (1 1/2 oz.) whipped cream

Preparation

1 Pour hot espresso into a toddy glass and add sugar.
2 Pour in Irish whiskey.
3 Stir using a mixing spoon.
4 Top with whipped cream.

Pro Tip

Instead of topping it with whipped cream, pour a layer fresh cream over the back of a spoon onto the spiked coffee. Do not stir.

Did you know

During Word War II, after a tiring 18-hour flight in bad weather, some American travellers arrived in Ireland by seaplane. The perceptive restaurant manager on duty concluded that these foreign guests might appreciate something a little stronger than coffee or tea. At his suggestion, the head chef put together a concoction now known as Irish Coffee.

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