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Sometimes called a Gaelic Coffee and properly known by its Irish name 'Caife Gaelach', the Irish Coffee is traditionally served in a stemmed heatproof
Sip brandy-laced chocolate coffee through a velvety layer of cream. For best results use a milk frother (e.g. Nespresso Aeroccino) to whip and heat your
The showy way to make a simple hot whisky punch.
The faintly smoky flavours of Scotch add spice to this warming drink that's great when you're feeling down with a cold or the flu.
Tea and Scotch combine wonderfully in this hot and spicy winter warmer.
Tiffin will never be the same again.
A spicy, flavour-packed hot coffee. Lightly whip or simply shake cream in container before pouring over the bowl of a spoon. It also helps if the cream
A warming and filling winter's meal in itself. This recipe will fill six small toddy glasses or Tom & Jerry mugs (each 20cl capacity to brim), and given
Simple, warming and comforting – rich ginger wine gently spices and mellows Scotch whisky.
Delicately smoky whisky and chestnut liqueur infuse this tasty hot toddy.
A winter's hot digestivo or warming late-night toddy.
A flavoursome and warming variation on mulled wine.
This does indeed taste just as described on the tin.
Warming and smooth - great on a cold day or whenever you fancy a warming treat.
In his The Fine Art of Mixing Drinks, David Embury says, The Hot Spiced Rum is bad enough, but the lump of butter is the final insult. It blends with the
Warming, honeyed, pungent rum with a hint of lime.
Warm, fruity red wine - great on a cold night.
Beats hot chocolate as a nightcap.
Warming, soothing and potent. Better if several servings are made at the same time and the ingredients mixed together and warmed in a saucepan.
A tangy, citrusy hot drink.
Hot, watered down bourbon stirred with orange oils. Simple but very tasty.
To quote Jamie Oliver, the Huckle-my-buff is not a Dodo, but a Phoenix.
Fruity rich and warming with apple (calvados) and blackberry.
One way to warm your winter nights.
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