There's no drink quite like Irish coffee. Warming, rich, and complex, an Irish coffee is any coffee lover's dream cocktail.

These recipes from Tullamore D.E.W. Irish Whiskey cover the classic drinks like Irish Coffee and a Hot Toddy, which are great warming choices that are easy to make at home and add a celebratory ...

If you've wondered what it means to "make your coffee Irish," then this one is for you. This boozy beverage traditionally combines freshly brewed coffee with Irish whiskey and sugar, and is topped ...

While we certainly won't argue that there's a bad time of year for an Irish Coffee, perhaps the best time is March with St. Patrick's Day approaching! And who better than the folks at Teeling ...

There’s nothing quite like a warm, comforting Irish coffee to end a meal, especially when the weather is chilly. It’s the perfect combination of sweet, creamy, caffeinated and boozy ...

It’s an Irish-themed coffee shop with good food and more of a craftsman style,” Strand said. The three-leaf clover that traditionally represents the Holy Trinity became their logo and is ...

You don’t need a specific, shamrock-adjacent date to enjoy Irish Coffee. They’re poured year round at San Francisco’s Buena Vista Cafe, where then-bar Jack Koeppler and San Francisco ...

Sure, the Irish stout gets all the attention on St ... is 4.5% ABV and has subtle notes of toast and lightly roasted coffee. Great Lakes Brewing Company in Cleveland, Ohio makes some excellent ...

Heavy Cream: Follow the Irish Coffee advice for the cream—you want to whip it until it’s thickened but still pourable, so it flows easily over the top of the drink. You can do this with a ...