Peach Toast
A great shooter recipe for St. Patrick’s Day.
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Irish Coffee
First originating in the 1940s at the Port of Foynes, in the West of Ireland, by chef Joe Sheridan. Wanting to warm a some weary American passengers, Joe added some whiskey to there glass. When they inquired what sort of coffee it was, Joe replied, “Irish Coffee”. The drink became a staple at near by Shannon Airport, where it was discovered by San Francisco travel writer, Stanton Delaplane. Delaplane was so taken by the cocktail, … Read more
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Try Your Luck With Irish Cocktails
We’ll admit it, there may not be anything particularly Irish about these cocktails aside from the name and maybe the inclusion of a little bit of Irish whiskey. But, there’s one thing we do know for sure — you’ll love them!
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Apple Irish Coffee — a little cream in this brandy cocktails makes for a rich drink.
Cucumber Irish Blessing — this vodka cocktail is minty and refreshing!
Irish Tea Punch — add a little
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Irish Whiskey Cocktails For St. Patty’s Day
There’s nothing quite like having a cocktail made with Irish whiskey for a St. Patrick’s celebration. Although there are many different types of this Irish spirit from single malt and single grain to blended, there’s definitely no mistaking the taste. Check out some of our tastiest Irish whiskey recipes to put some pep in your holiday step!
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Proper Irish Whiskey — get things started right with a proper Irish drink.
Irish Apple Sauce — caramel
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Irish Applesauce
Ingredients:
1 1/2 oz Jameson Irish Whiskey
1/2 oz Hiram Walker Caramel Apple Liqueur
1/2 Part Ginger Liqueur
Fresh Lemon JuiceDirections:
Pour each of the ingredients in a rocks glass. Squeeze lemon and drop lemon into the drink.Courtesy of Hiram Walker.… Read more
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Cucumber Irish Blessing
Courtesy of Effen Vodka.… Read more
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The Shamrocker
Courtesy of Hornitos Tequila.… Read more
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Dublin Delight
Courtesy Grey Goose Vodka.… Read more
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Irish Appletini
Courtesy of Hiram Walker.… Read more
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The Shamrock-tini
Courtesy of Baileys Irish Cream.… Read more
