Fancy Coffee to make Golden Wanli Orange Brandy Coffee
Cafe Grand Marnier
(France, UK)
Deep-baked coffee 100cc
Jin Wanli orange brandy 20cc
Stir cream 20cc
Put Kim Wanli orange brandy in the cup, pour in the coffee, then cover with whipped cream.
Jin Wanli orange brandy is an orange-flavored liqueur, which is generally used in coffee in France and England. Especially when eating, it is often used as an after-dinner wine.
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Fancy coffee to make Greco-Roman coffee
Caffe Greco Romana (Greece, Italy) deeply cultivated coffee powder 8g water 100cc orange peel a little lemon peel with a little orange peel jam use a special coffee pot to boil a special coffee pot containing coffee powder, water, orange peel and lemon peel. Immediately remove the coffee pot from the fire when it is boiled, leave it for about 1 minute, then pour it into the cup and pour over the orange peel jam.
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Fancy Coffee making Cherry Wine Coffee recipe
Kaffee Kirsch (Germany, Austria) Coffee 75cc Cherry Wine. Pour coffee in 20cc cup and cherry wine in small glass. "Kirsch" means cherry in German. The official term should be "Kirschwasser", that is, cherry brandy. While drinking coffee, while drinking cherry wine, taste alternately, unique flavor. Although the wine is called Cherry Magnolia
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