Irish coffee has a beautiful story.

It's made by a bartender at Dublin airport for a beautiful stewardess! The bartender met this girl at Dublin Airport, probably love at first sight, the bartender loves the stewardess very much! He thought she was as rich and mellow as Irish whiskey. But every time she came to the bar, she always ordered different coffee according to her mood. She had never ordered a cocktail! The bartender was good at mixing cocktails, and he really hoped that she could drink a cocktail that he had personally mixed for her! Then he finally figured out a way to combine the girl he felt like Irish whiskey with coffee and make a new drink!

Then name it Irish coffee, add it to the menu, hope the girl can find it!

Unfortunately for this girl, she was not a careful and cautious person, so she had not found Irish coffee! The bartender never reminded her that he was just doing his job at the bar and expecting the girl to come every once in a while!

Then she finally found Irish coffee and ordered it.

The bartender had spent a whole year creating Irish coffee, and when he first mentioned her Irish coffee, he cried with excitement. He wiped away his tears with his fingers lest she should see them, and then secretly circled his Irish coffee cup with tears. So the taste of the first Irish coffee, with the yearning has been suppressed for a long time after the fermentation taste! And she became the first Irish coffee guest! The stewardess loves Irish coffee.

After that, as long as you stay at Dublin Airport, you will order a cup of Irish coffee!

Over time, the two of them became very familiar, the stewardess would tell him interesting things about the world, and the bartender would teach her to make Irish coffee until one day, she decided not to be a stewardess and said goodbye to him, and their story ended.

{farewell?}

Farewell, goodbye that won't see you again. It's not quite the same as goodbye. The last time he made Irish coffee for her, he asked her this: {want some tear dorps?}

Anthracene, because he hopes she can experience the taste of missing fermentation!!!

After she returned home to San Francisco, she suddenly wanted to drink Irish coffee one day. She searched all the cafes and did not find it. Later, she learned that Irish coffee was created by the bartender for her, but she still did not understand why the bartender would ask her,

“want some tear dorps?”

Before long, she opened a coffee shop and sold Irish coffee. Gradually, Irish coffee became popular in San Francisco, which is why Irish coffee first appeared in Dublin, Ireland, but it flourished in San Francisco.

After the stewardess leaves, the bartender also starts letting guests shop Irish coffee, so people who drink Irish coffee at Dublin Airport will think Irish coffee is cocktail, and people who drink it at San Francisco Cafe will certainly think Irish coffee is coffee.