You know what's better than a great Irish coffee—aside from a second great Irish coffee, of course. A frozen Irish coffee. Many summers ago, at Tales of the Cocktail in New Orleans, I had the ...

As the weather begins to get colder, there are two things on our mind: Irish Coffee and Scottish Coffee. As we get into the 'ber or brr months (September, October, November, and December), we like our ...

At this time of year, few things hit quite like an Irish Coffee done properly – rich, warming, and indulgently boozy. For ...

An Irish coffee is uniquely comforting, like luxuriating in the warmth of a blazing fire or lolling about with an old friend. This is a drink that makes you slow down and relish a moment in time. But ...

Consider — as one might for St. Patrick’s Day — that humbly delicious and eminently classic cocktail, the Irish coffee. It’s a deceptively simple drink, yet its form belies a series of small choices ...

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 Whiskey, ...

Bartender Paul Nolan adds cream to Irish coffees at the Buena Vista Cafe in San Francisco, Calif. on Saturday, April 2, 2011. The two bars that serve the most lauded Irish Coffees in the world are ...

Coffee. Sugar. Alcohol. It doesn’t get any better than this. It’s Irish Coffee, which can — and should — be enjoyed throughout the year, not only on St. Patrick’s Day. The drink’s origin story is that ...