National Coffee Day is this Saturday (Sept. 29).? For all you coffee and liquor enthusiasts here are are a few coffee cocktails that you can indulge in to celebrate the national holiday.
Cherry Mocha Coffee
1 package hot chocolate from nestle
3/4 oz. Cherry brandy
1/2 oz. Kahlua
3/4 oz. Godiva
Use an 8oz cup, add all the ingredients, stir and top coffee with whipped cream and enjoy!
Source: JW Marriott Desert Springs Resort & Spa
Brown Sugar Coffee Old Fashioned
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?2 oz Makers Mark Bourbon
4 drops of Orange bitters
1 bar spoon brown sugar
? oz black coffee
Splash of Cherry Marnier
In Mixing glass add bar spoon of brown sugar and bitters stir to make a syrup, add coffee, Cherry Marnier and Bourbon then ice and stir
Strain over ice in an Old Fashioned Glass
Garnish with a Grand Marnier Soaked Morello Cherry and an Orange Twist.
Source: JW Marriott Camelback Inn Resort & Spa
Honeyffee
?1.5 oz.?Honey Jack Daniels?Whiskey
1 oz. Brown Sugar syrup
4 oz. Coffee
Lightly whipped unsweetened cream
Source: JW Marriott Desert Ridge Resort & Spa
Nutty Irishman
1/2 oz Bailey’s
1/2 oz Frangelico
6 oz coffee
Topped with frothed milk
Crushed pistachios on rim of glass
Source: The Amway Grand Plaza Hotel
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Cygnus Coffee
1/2 oz Bailey?s
1/4 oz Kahlua
1/4 oz Grand Marnier
6 oz coffee
Topped with whipped cream and a spiral cookie
Source: The Amway Grand Plaza Hotel
Andes Mint
1/2 oz Peppermint schnapps
1/2 oz Cr?me de cacao
6 oz coffee
Whipped cream topped with whipped cream, chocolate shavings, and a mint leaf
Source: The Amway Grand Plaza Hotel
Caf? Br?lot
If you are a more adventurist cocktail enthusiast and are visiting NOLA in the next few months, you spark your taste buds with Caf? Br?lot, a flaming coffee cocktail at Windsor Court Hotel.
Cocktail Bar at the Windsor Court Hotel in New Orleans has debuted a new twist on the traditional flaming libation, Caf? Br?lot, comprised of coffee, orange liqueur, cinnamon stick, sugar, cloves and lemon peels. Traditionally, Caf? Br?lot?is made in a flameproof bowl and ladled into cups, but at the Windsor Court each table receives their own personal serving in a special stand and beaker which is served to the guest still flaming. Caf? Br?lot became popular during prohibition as a way to hide alcohol sales/consumption.
YUM~ They all sound good but I really want to try the Andes Mint one.
I want, no I NEED the Nutty Irishman!
Neat ideas! Thanx! :)
That cherry mocha coffee IS getting made at my house today….whether my husband likes coffee or not. That sounds SOOOOO good and it is national coffee day afterall, so we should totally celebrate :)
YUM! Thank you for all these great recipes – will be great when I have a girly get together
These all look amazing! But the Cafe Brulot? That looks like a science experiment! :)
These look great!
Andes Mint? Yes please!
I bet these would be just as tasty without the alcohol.