Favorite Fire side drink and recipe

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dmmoss51

Feeling the Heat
Oct 28, 2013
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Michigan
When we're warm and toasty with the wood stove going, it's nice to sit back in the chair and have a drink!

I am sure everyone has their personal favorites, and here is my Irish Coffee recipe:

Best made in a clear glass coffee cup for visual effect.

1 tbs light brown sugar
1 oz Irish whiskey
Coffee
Heavy Whipping Cream

First place brown sugar in warmed coffee cup. Add Whiskey and coffee. Stir until all sugar is dissolved.

Pour cream over spoon to make a 1/2 cm thick layer of white cream on top of black coffee.

Enjoy :)

Note: If the cream won't float when pouring over a spoon adjust by adding more sugar to the next one. The dissolved sugar adds density to support the cream.
 
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I drink Cabernet Sauvignon most evenings with an occasional snifter of B&B to wrap the night up. If it were solely up to me and brown liquor never got the best of me, I'd sip wood ford reserve or knob creek neat
 
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I switch it up.
 
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Had a Black Apple last night.

For those that aren't familiar it's a hard cider (woodchuck, strongbow etc) wtih Guiness poured over it. Pour the guiness over a spoon so it does not mix and you get a cool looking drink, very smooth with a little sweetness.
 
Beer on tap, hard cider on tap, bottled beer, and good ol' canadian whiskey with diet cola. Rotate. May even throw in a hot buttered rum using harveys batter.
 
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I've got some famous grouse 12 year blend that is pretty tasty I know the macallan is one of the blended
 
I just bought some of this stuff...same great taste of NyQuil, but with some cinammon and vanilla to make it feel festive.

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Good, fresh apple cider, warmed up, with an appropriate dose of Captain Morgan's spiced rum.
 
Rock and Rye Tea for apre' ski
 
Latley I've been enjoying the Angry Orchard hard cider...shot of The Captain added to give it some teeth.
Also, to warm the bones...a different Captain...Capt' Mick's Spiced Corn Whiskey..a product of the Pinchgut Hollow Distilllery in WV. 2 Thumbs Up.
 
tall glass filled to the top with ice, Fanta orange soda. Got to cool off!
 
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Had a Black Apple last night.

For those that aren't familiar it's a hard cider (woodchuck, strongbow etc) wtih Guiness poured over it. Pour the guiness over a spoon so it does not mix and you get a cool looking drink, very smooth with a little sweetness.

Have to try it... what are the proportions?
 
Not a big drinker . . . but these are giving me some ideas . . . but I may have to see my buddy Aaron to hook me up with some Captains and Guiness . . . I'm all set on the Woodchucks.
 
Have to try it... what are the proportions?

About 1/2 and 1/2 its great that my wife likes them too because I can open up a bottle of each and not have any left over.
 
I'm typically a red wine drinker. But do like an occasional Makers Mark neat next to the fire.
 
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