Liqueur coffee
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A liqueur coffee is a coffee drink with a shot of liqueur. It is usually served in a special liqueur coffee glass, often with whipped cream and sugar.
[edit] Liqueur coffee names
This is a list of common liqueur coffee names there are many variations in both names and liqueurs liqueur used it is best to specify the liqueur:
- Whisky Coffee, Whisky
- Highland Coffee or Cup o' Evening, Scotch whisky
- Irish Coffee, Irish whiskey
- Cream Liquer Coffee
- Bailey's Coffee, Baileys Irish Cream
- Sultan Special Coffee, Baileys Irish Cream
- French Coffee, Grand Marnier
- Brandy Coffee, Brandy
- Parisienne Coffee, (Brandy)
- Cafe Royale, (Brandy)
- Italian Classico, Amaretto
- "'Caffe Corretto'", (Grappa and/or Sambucca)
- German Coffee, German brandy from grapes or from fruit (also known as traditional German schnapps, for instance Kirschwasser or Himbeergeist)
- English Coffee, Gin
- Calypso Coffee, Tia Maria or Kahlúa and rum
- Shin Shin Coffee, Rum
- Jamaican Coffee, Tia Maria & Rum
- Australian Coffee, (Bundaberg Rum)
- Monk's Coffee, (Bénédictine)
- Seville Coffee, (Cointreau)
- Witch's Coffee, (Strega)
- Russian Coffee, (Vodka)
- Corfu Coffee, Koum Quat liquor
- Karsk, moonshine or vodka
- Skye Coffee, Drambuie
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