It only takes five minutes to make, and you can use it for coffee drinks and cocktails. Simple Syrup - This drink is sweetened with simple syrup, which mixes much better with the cold ingredients than regular sugar would.something full-bodied and flavorful, but not bitter. I recommend using a medium to dark roast. You could also make a cup of coffee, then chill it quickly in your freezer (like I do for Iced Coffee), or you could use cold brew.

I brewed a pot ahead of time, then chilled it.

Cold Coffee - You must start with cold coffee for this recipe, because hot coffee will melt the ice and water the drink down.

This recipe uses four really simple ingredients. it's tastes just like the one they make at The Buena Vista! A traditional Irish Coffee served at The Buena Vista in San Francisco. it's so fun to watch!Ĭheck out my recipe for classic Irish Coffee. They line the glasses up on the bar, then make a bunch of drinks at a time. You'll love the warm atmosphere and the old school waiters are almost as great as the drinks. If you ever visit San Francisco, a stop at The Buena Vista is a must. After returning home, he and Jack Koeppler (owner of The Buena Vista) perfected their Irish Coffee recipe. The drink really took off when Stanton Delaplane, a reporter for The San Francisco Chronicle, tried Sheridan's drink at Foynes Airport. Hoping to warm up passengers stranded at the airport, Sheridan served the travelers hot coffee with whiskey and topped it off with cream. But did you know that it was actually created in 1943 by Joe Sheridan, a chef at Ireland's Foynes Airport? The Buena Vista in San Francisco is often considered the birthplace of Irish Coffee. Ready to try this delightful coffee drink for yourself? Then keep reading for all the details. My husband and I both agreed that we liked the cold version of this whiskey coffee cocktail even more than the hot version. It's decadent and oh so delicious, and best of all, it's super simple to make! This drink features lightly sweetened cold coffee mixed with whiskey and topped with a collar of whipped cream. Patrick's Day rapidly approaching, I'm super excited to share a fun twist on the traditional recipe: Irish Iced Coffee! Thankfully, it's easy to make at home whenever a craving strikes.

Have you ever had a classic Irish Coffee? It was one of my favorite treats when I lived in San Francisco. As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases. Patrick's Day, Christmas, or any day you feel like treating yourself! One sip of this delicious Irish Iced Coffee, and you're sure to fall in love!Ĭold coffee with whiskey is a fun twist on the classic drink that's easy to make and ready in minutes.

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