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What Ireland drinks
Stout, Irish whiskey
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Irish Whiskey
Usually triple distilled, which gives a light, smooth, slightly fruity spirit. 'Single pot still' Irish whiskey mixes malted and unmalted barley, a style unique to Ireland.
from Ireland
Irish Cream
A creamy liqueur of Irish whiskey and dairy cream, created in 1974.
from Ireland
Stout
Black beer with coffee and chocolate notes from roasted barley. Irish dry stout (Guinness) is poured with nitrogen for its creamy head.
from Ireland · Dublin
Irish Coffee
Invented in the 1940s to warm up transatlantic passengers. Spec: 40 ml Irish whiskey, 80 ml hot coffee, 1 tsp brown sugar, lightly whipped cream floated on top.
from Ireland · Foynes / Shannon Airport
Irish Coffee (cocktail)
Spec: 40 ml Irish whiskey, 80 ml hot coffee, 1 tsp brown sugar, lightly whipped cream.
from Ireland
Irish Stew
Simple lamb and potato stew.
from Ireland
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