There are two types of Irish coffee glasses: the Georgian tulip, and the mug (commonly called a toddy glass). “Irish coffees ...

Sip an expresso or mulled wine in style with this Nordic Nest coffee glass, made of clear glass with a circular black handle. Elevate your kitchenware with these colourful glass mugs from The ...

Just like java, coffee mugs come in an endless number of styles. There are plenty of materials to compare, including ceramic, ...

Don't be fooled by Irish Coffee. Despite its innocent name ... We often use this same technique to warm our coffee mugs in the morning. Once your glass is warm, measure two teaspoons of brown ...

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Add these ingredients together in your Irish coffee glass Spray the top of the coffee with some Teeling Small Batch Irish Whiskey to kill the bubbles. Float some cold whipped heavy cream on top.

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Irish cream liqueur is served as a 50ml shot in a glass with a few ice cubes. But you can also try using it in baked sweet treats, a classic cocktail, or even in a coffee for an after dinner digestif.