Making Coffee Irish

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Barista Tom Stafford, of Dublin’s Vice Coffee Incorporated

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The Best Irish Coffee EVER.

As voted at the Dublin Whiskey Festival last night..

Combine a double Espresso a 40ml of the 3FE Momentum Blend
35.5ml Teelings Single Malt
18ml brown sugar syrup & 100ml hot water in a warmed glass.
Top with Glenisk Organic Cream infused with orange zest & a sprinkling of freshly grated nutmeg.

By Tom Stafford at Vice Coffee at the Twisted Pepper, Middle Abbey Street, Dublin.

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34 thoughts on “Making Coffee Irish

    1. andyourpointiswhatexactly

      That’s as may well be, but I’d still give it a go.
      Brown sugar syrup. Sounds better than brown sugar and hot water, stirred, I guess.

  1. Starina

    they keep pushing Teelings but it’s really not that great.

    *scurries back to my bottle of Blackbush*

    1. Soundings

      True, and I must say I now use a basic cognac instead of whiskey which means you can dispense with the sugar. The cream has to be fairly thick though, whisked or double, to pour over a cold spoon to get the right head.

      The above recipe has too many tastes, and tries to turn the drink into a dessert – if we’re going to go that way, a decent Sauternes with biscotti to dip in it is superior.

        1. Mani

          A bit late in this instance, no? Hard enough to get a grown man to stand still while you approach him with a clothes hanger. Unless he’s Paul Galvin.

  2. Eulich McGee

    Now lads, the water in these places only goes up to 96degrees as thats what is required for this coffee stuff, tea needs water at 100 degrees, hence you can’t get a proper drink in any of these hipster shitholes. Buy some Barrys, a kettle and a razor, it will be the making of ye.

  3. Bejayziz

    so just a normal Irish coffee but heavily branded with local products…the only twist i see is a bit of zest in the cream which isnt all that exciting

    1. andyourpointiswhatexactly

      Well,if the competition is for best Irish coffee, there’s not much you can do bar mess around with the quality of the products, really.

  4. Frilly Keane

    Barista formerly known as the tea lady/ boy
    Orange rind is now Zest
    And Farm Fresh is Organic

    Get over yerselves

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