You'll never meet an actual Irish person drinking an Irish coffee, for the simple reason it tastes like [cabbage]. I can't stand any alcoholic coffee, yet to come across one which actually tastes decent.

 

 

 

God damn stereotypes :evil:

 

You know Irish coffee has Irish whiskey in it, right? I mean, try to imagine Bourbon coffee, yuck.

carlsberg

 

smirnoff

 

bourbon

Bourbon - no thanks. Even after a few beers and few rums it still burnt the old throat.

 

You didnt try drinking it Straight with ice did you? if anything 2%-5% odf a cup is enough, also different types have different strngth. personally Wild Turkey, Jim Beam and Johny Walker are realy good. :

You'll never meet an actual Irish person drinking an Irish coffee, for the simple reason it tastes like [cabbage]. I can't stand any alcoholic coffee, yet to come across one which actually tastes decent.

 

 

 

God damn stereotypes :evil:

 

You know Irish coffee has Irish whiskey in it, right? I mean, try to imagine Bourbon coffee, yuck.

 

 

 

Quite obviously yes, but just because it's called "Irish" simply due to the fact there's Whiskey in it doesn't mean it's that wholly Irish, it's not popular here at all.

You'll never meet an actual Irish person drinking an Irish coffee, for the simple reason it tastes like [cabbage]. I can't stand any alcoholic coffee, yet to come across one which actually tastes decent.

 

 

 

God damn stereotypes :evil:

 

You know Irish coffee has Irish whiskey in it, right? I mean, try to imagine Bourbon coffee, yuck.

 

 

 

Quite obviously yes, but just because it's called "Irish" simply due to the fact there's Whiskey in it doesn't mean it's that wholly Irish, it's not popular here at all.

 

I guess I just don't get where the angst is coming from. It gets its name because it was created in Ireland using Irish whiskey, neither of those suggest popularity of the drink.

You'll never meet an actual Irish person drinking an Irish coffee, for the simple reason it tastes like [cabbage]. I can't stand any alcoholic coffee, yet to come across one which actually tastes decent.

 

 

 

God damn stereotypes :evil:

 

You know Irish coffee has Irish whiskey in it, right? I mean, try to imagine Bourbon coffee, yuck.

 

 

 

Quite obviously yes, but just because it's called "Irish" simply due to the fact there's Whiskey in it doesn't mean it's that wholly Irish, it's not popular here at all.

 

So because you don't like it, that automatically qualifies it as a drink that every Irishman hates?

 

Like Quoi_Tu said, it's called Irish Coffee because it originated from Ireland, so clearly people drank it. I don't see why you're getting so angry about it, we didn't make any disparaging comments...

I've actually had a nice rhubarb white wine last Thanksgiving. It was actually tangy and sweet. It was nice.

 

 

 

I usually stay away from fine wines, mainly because they're usually too expensive for my taste. Then again, I don't drink much of anything too often.

Bourbon - no thanks. Even after a few beers and few rums it still burnt the old throat.

 

You didnt try drinking it Straight with ice did you? if anything 2%-5% odf a cup is enough, also different types have different strngth. personally Wild Turkey, Jim Beam and Johny Walker are realy good. :

 

 

 

Nah we mixed it with coke. Still terrible stuff. But no doubt I'll drink it again

Hot chocolate, though, attracts the ladies of the Starbucks crowd, AND is tasty!

 

 

 

I thought animals weren't allowed inside Starbucks.

 

Secondly, I wonder how paws would be able to hold a cup of coffee :-k

 

 

 

[Ok, this must stop. The lion jokes must stop, it has gone far enough.

 

Lent, are you sick of me yet ? If not, ill keep on going, Number of Lenticular related "jokes": 8. The ones that were actually funny: nil.

 

I'm a terrible, terrible failure.]

Bourbon - no thanks. Even after a few beers and few rums it still burnt the old throat.

 

You didnt try drinking it Straight with ice did you? if anything 2%-5% odf a cup is enough, also different types have different strngth. personally Wild Turkey, Jim Beam and Johny Walker are realy good. :

 

 

 

Nah we mixed it with coke. Still terrible stuff. But no doubt I'll drink it again

 

 

 

Try mixing with Ginger Beer, half the time it tastes better. \

Any people here familiar with Dutch and Belgian beer? Just to name a few: La Trappe, Leffe, Kasteel, Brigand, Chimay, Westmalle, Karmeliet, Maredsous, Rochefort, Grimbergen...

Have Leffe fairly often, is very nice. Not tried the others though. :(

Uh, been on the black stuff tonight, so horrible but so nice at the same time.