Bearing in mind these timelines, one could easily argue that there would be no espresso martini without the original caffeinated boozy drink, the Irish coffee. Both the Irish coffee and espresso ...

This cozy cocktail is like a long, warm hug on a frigid night. Irish Coffee combines freshly brewed coffee with Irish whiskey and sugar, and is topped with a dollop of lightly whipped heavy cream.

For fans of the espresso martini, I have a Baileys version with slightly less caffeine but plenty of booze. It combines the classic flavors of coffee, cream, and Irish whiskey that you'll find in ...

Its DNA is not far from the espresso martini but features an Irish whiskey and vanilla liqueur blend that adds notes not unlike cream soda on the back end. I'm not an espresso martini drinker by ...

Take the espresso martini, for example ... Perfect for cozy nights, this Irish coffee blends Clonakilty Double Oak Whiskey with rich muscovado sugar and a cloud of whipped cream.

When an Irish pub adds a 48-ounce espresso ... The Giant Espresso Martini — made with the classic trio of espresso, coffee liqueur, and vodka — is topped with cold foam and several espresso ...

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