Warm Italian coffee in the bitter cold of Irish coffee
Warmth in the bitter cold
The best choice for a long, cold winter: Irish coffee
Batching
2 tablespoons fresh cream
Cube sugar
1 cup of hot espresso
4 tablespoons Irish Whiskey
Heat-resistant high-foot glass
Practice
Preheat the goblet first.
Add sugar and whiskey to the cup
Pour in the coffee and stir well
Gently add the foam without stirring the companion
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