Strictly speaking, Irish coffee is a kind of coffee containing alcohol, which was invented by Joseph Xie Lidan in 1940. Traditionally, Irish coffee is a mixture of hot coffee, Irish whiskey, cream and sugar.
The following is a folk story:
Irish coffee: miss someone in this life
Irish coffee was invented by a bartender at Dublin airport. Because transatlantic planes often refuel at this airport, passengers like to have a cup of Irish coffee when they get off the plane, so it has spread all over the world with the flight.
This bartender is for a beautiful stewardess.
The bartender met the girl at Dublin airport. Maybe it was love at first sight. The bartender likes stewardesses very much. He thinks she is like Irish whiskey, full-bodied and full-bodied. But every time she comes to the bar, she always orders different coffee according to her mood and never orders cocktails.
Bartender is good at mixing cocktails. He really wants her to have a cocktail he made for her himself. Later, he finally figured out a way to combine Irish whiskey and coffee, which he thought were like girls, into a new drink. Then name it Irish coffee and add it to the menu. I hope girls can find it.
It's a pity that this girl is different from you. She is not a careful person, so she has never found Irish coffee. The bartender never reminded her, just doing his job in the bar and expecting the girl to come once in a while. Finally, she found Irish coffee and ordered a cup.
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Irish coffee is a kind of coffee containing alcohol, which was first brewed by Joseph Xie Lidan in 1940. It is a mixture of hot coffee, Irish whiskey, cream and sugar.
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1952, American journalist Stan delnplane landed at Shannon Airport in western Ireland. Low temperature and strong wind delayed his voyage to America. Stan greeted the bartender at the cocktail bar in the airport lobby. In this weather, he suggested something to drink.
The bartender made a hot drink. Stan felt great after tasting it, so he asked the bartender what it was. The bartender says this is our coffee. We call it Irish coffee.
When Stan returned to San Francisco, he gave this cocktail recipe to Buena Vista, his favorite bar. The success of Irish coffee belongs to Buena Vista Bar, which signed a contract with Irish distillers to supply Irish whiskey.
In this case, the company decided to create a special whisky variety to make Irish coffee cocktails, and named it after this bar-Buena Vista.