Recipes

Irish Coffee

Originally called the Sheridan's Gaelic Coffee was created in the winter of 1944-1945 by Joe Sheridan from Castlederg. The chef turned bartender was working at Foyne's Port and was attempting to warm a group of American travellers on a cold winter evening. Sheridan added whiskey to hot coffee and was asked if he was serving Brazilian coffee to which he answered: "It's an Irish Coffee."

Now popular across the world, the drink is traditionally served in a stemmed heatproof glass and consists of hot filter coffee, Irish whiskey and brown sugar topped with lightly whipped cream. A great cocktail for a cold evening.

Ingredients

• 50ml Irish Whiskey

• 10ml Monin Brown Cane sugar

• Coffee

• Cream

• Glass: Georgian Irish

Steps

Pre-warm the glass by filling it with very hot water and leave to stand. Prepare the cream by warming it lightly and whipping or shaking it. Empty the glass and build the cocktail, float the cream on top.

Ingredients

• 50ml Irish Whiskey

• 10ml Monin Brown Cane sugar

• Coffee

• Cream

• Glass: Georgian Irish

Steps

Pre-warm the glass by filling it with very hot water and leave to stand. Prepare the cream by warming it lightly and whipping or shaking it. Empty the glass and build the cocktail, float the cream on top.

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