Teeling Irish Coffee Glass

Teeling Irish Coffee Glass

Irish Coffee Glass
Distillery / brand Teeling
€ 9,95
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Description

This stylish Irish Coffee glass is perfect for serving this classic drink as it should be: with hot coffee, Irish whiskey and a beautiful layer of cream.

Ingredients:

  • 45 ml Teeling Small Batch
  • 15 ml brown sugar syrup or stout syrup
  • 90 ml freshly brewed coffee
  • 30 ml double cream

Preparation:

Preheat the glass with hot water, then discard the water. Add the Teeling Small Batch, syrup and freshly brewed coffee, and stir well. Lightly whip the cream and gently pour it over the back of a warm spoon, allowing it to float in a smooth layer on top of the coffee. Garnish with freshly grated nutmeg and serve immediately.

Teeling Distillery

Teeling Whiskey Company was founded in 2012 by brothers Jack and Stephen Teeling. Their family’s involvement in Irish whiskey dates back to 1782, when Walter Teeling established a small distillery on Marrowbone Lane in Dublin. In 2015, the brothers opened a new distillery at Newmarket Square in the historic Liberties district. It was Dublin’s first new whiskey distillery in more than 125 years, bringing production back to a city that was once one of the world’s great whiskey centres.

The distillery operates three copper pot stills and produces spirit for styles including single pot still, single malt and peated malt whiskey. Triple distillation creates a smooth foundation, while Teeling distinguishes itself through long fermentations and a strong interest in unusual cask types. Alongside bourbon and sherry wood, the company uses rum, port, Madeira, wine and various forms of virgin oak.

Teeling is known for fruit-forward, lively Irish whiskey with considerable attention to texture, spice and cask influence. Its combination of historic family roots, modern distillation and creative maturation has made the brand an important name in the revival of Dublin whiskey.

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