As the weather begins to get colder, there are two things on our mind: Irish Coffee and Scottish Coffee. As we get into the 'ber or brr months (September, October, November, and December), we like our ...

An Irish coffee is uniquely comforting, like luxuriating in the warmth of a blazing fire or lolling about with an old friend. This is a drink that makes you slow down and relish a moment in time. But ...

You don’t need a specific, shamrock-adjacent date to enjoy Irish Coffee. They’re poured year round at San Francisco’s Buena Vista Cafe, where then-bar Jack Koeppler and San Francisco newspaper ...

Coffee. Sugar. Alcohol. It doesn’t get any better than this. It’s Irish Coffee, which can — and should — be enjoyed throughout the year, not only on St. Patrick’s Day. The drink’s origin story is that ...

Ireland has been enjoying some really good summer weather (for a change) and what better hot weather drink could there be than iced coffee... this time with a particularly Irish kick! As the weather ...

Sean Kenyon knows how to pour out both drinks and advice. A third-generation bar man with almost 25 years behind the bar, he is a student of cocktail history, a United States Bartenders ...

Irish coffee is a popular drink that combines coffee and alcohol, typically whiskey. Irish coffee is available in most bars but you can make Irish coffee and many other delicious warm drinks from home ...

Consider — as one might for St. Patrick’s Day — that humbly delicious and eminently classic cocktail, the Irish coffee. It’s a deceptively simple drink, yet its form belies a series of small choices ...

The Frozen Irish Coffee has become a mainstay of the New Orleans cocktail scene, right up there with the Ramos Gin Fizz, French 75, Hurricane, and Sazerac. The creamy shake is a mix of brandy, coffee ...