A kind of royal coffee with "imperial temperament"

France has always been famous for its cafes, and naturally there are several representative coffees. First, the royal coffee. This is a top-grade invention by a war-hardened emperor, yes, he is the emperor of the French Empire Napoleon! He didn't like milk. He liked brandy, the pride of France! He mixed liquor into coffee. The biggest feature of this coffee was that brandy and sugar cubes needed to be ignited with fire when drinking. When the blue flame danced up the aroma of brandy and sugar cubes, it was combined with strong coffee fragrance. There was a slight sweetness in bitterness, which perfectly presented the arrogance of France and the romance of France.

The recipe for royal coffee is simple: brew 90 ml of hot blue mountain coffee and pour it into a preheated china cup. Place the royal spoon (with a patterned edge on both ends or a lighter spoon instead) horizontally over the glass, pour brandy over the spoon and light the fire. Pour the ignited brandy with dancing blue flames into a glass and taste it.

This coffee has a noble and romantic flavor, perfect for drinking at night, when the brandy alcohol fragrance overflows, the night will be particularly charming. It tastes sweet and mellow, with a mellow bouquet of brandy.

When we drink royal coffee, remember to put the spoon horizontally in the mouth of the cup, put a sugar cube on it, wet the sugar cube with brandy and light it, then drink it. Staring at the dancing blue flame, feeling the rhythm of life, do you imagine?