To make it, you'll need coffee (of course!), whisky, cane sugar, and whipped cream. A little history: Irish coffee was created in Ireland's airports to warm up passengers whose flights had been ...

For the best Irish coffee drinking experience you've ever had, don't skip this all-important step before you ever pour your ...

What You’ll Need: Irish Coffee mug (or regular 8 oz. mug) Jigger Barspoon Milk frother Zach Johnston Method: Warm the Irish Coffee mug with a hot water rinse. Add the espresso and whiskey to the ...

It’s called Fliquor Bean, and essentially, it’s coffee that’s been cold brewed with 90-proof whiskey instead of water. It's intense — and it's probably also extremely tasty.

Grown in Columbia and roasted in Nebraska, you can taste the work and care that go into each mug. Get a 1 pound bag of Clout’s dark roast Whiskey Barrel Aged Coffee for $25.99. Grab one pound ...

Clear whiskey, though, didn’t. Looking at the specific evaporation properties of moisture, the team established that coffee (or certain aged whiskeys) don’t disappear in a uniform fashion.