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Name a few cocktails with coffee in them.

Cocktail Colin says:

I found a few cocktails with coffee in them. The first one is a White Russian, which has vodka, cream, and coffee liqueur. Then there's the Espresso Martini, made with coffee liqueur, vodka, sugar syrup, and coffee. Another option is the Black Russian, with vodka and coffee liqueur. If you'd prefer a coffee-based hot drink, there's the Irish Coffee, made with cream, sugar, coffee, and whiskey.

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You asked: Cocktails with coffee. We found 10 cocktails answering the question.

White Russian

The White Russian is a classic cocktail that is known for its smooth and creamy texture. It is believed to...

Vodka 50ml, Cream 30ml, Coffee liqueur 20ml

Classic

3 ingredients

4.96 / 5

Espresso Martini

Created by Dick Bradsell in 1983 and now loved the world over, this is the best-balanced combination for a lovely...

Coffee liqueur 30ml, Vodka 50ml, Sugar / simple Syrup 10ml, Coffee 1 shot

Classic

4 ingredients

4.87 / 5

Black Russian

The Black Russian first appeared in 1949 and is ascribed to Gustave Tops, a Belgian barman, who created it at...

Vodka 50ml, Coffee liqueur 20ml

Classic

2 ingredients

4.87 / 5

Irish Coffee

Irish Coffee is a warming, indulgent beverage that combines the rich bitterness of coffee with the sweetness of sugar and...

Cream 30ml, Sugar Teaspoon, Coffee 75ml, Whiskey 40ml

Hot

4 ingredients

4.69 / 5

Christmas Coffee

As a fan of speciality coffees, I wanted to make the Irish coffee a little more festive. I added a...

Cointreau 15ml, Creme De Cacao 15ml, Coffee 180ml, Whiskey 22.5ml

Hot

4 ingredients

4.6 / 5

Frappuccino

The Frappuccino cocktail is a simple, caffeinated alcoholic drink that merges the rich, bold flavors of coffee with the smooth,...

Vodka 120ml, Coffee 100ml

2 ingredients

4.5 / 5

Espresso Martini #2

A more milky, frothier take on the classic Espresso Martini. This one packs less of an alcoholic punch but still...

Coffee liqueur 60ml, Vodka 60ml, Milk 60ml, Coffee 60ml, Whipped Cream 30ml

5 ingredients

3.98 / 5

Espresso Shot

The Espresso Shot cocktail is a delicious and indulgent drink that is perfect for coffee lovers and cocktail enthusiasts alike....

Bailey's Dash, Coffee liqueur Dash, Coffee liqueur Dash, Coffee 90ml, Vanilla vodka 45ml

5 ingredients

3.92 / 5

Irish Coffee Shot

This is a great, quick alternative to get the taste of a hot Irish coffee without the heat.

Coffee liqueur 15ml, Whiskey 15ml

2 ingredients

3.86 / 5

Smirnoff Espresso Martini

A blend of Smirnoff, fresh-brewed espresso coffee, honey and Baileys, the Smirnoff Espresso Martini is a modern drink based on...

Bailey's 30ml, Honey 22.5ml, Vodka 30ml, Coffee 30ml

4 ingredients

3.76 / 5

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FAQ's

We've collated some quick fire Q&A's on the question to help you find exactly what you're looking for.

What types of cocktails can I make with coffee?

You can make a variety of cocktails with coffee, including cold drinks like Espresso Martini or warm drinks like Irish Coffee.

Can I use regular coffee in cocktails?

Yes, regular brewed coffee can be used in cocktails. It pairs well with spirits like vodka, whiskey, and liqueurs.

What are the benefits of using coffee liqueur in a cocktail?

Coffee liqueur adds a rich, deep flavor and sweetness to cocktails, enhancing the overall taste profile with minimal effort.

Is there a difference between using hot and cold coffee in cocktails?

Yes, hot coffee is typically used in warm drinks like the Irish Coffee, while cold coffee or cold brew is better for chilled cocktails like the Espresso Martini.