by Andrew Chalk
FROM THE WIRES…
ROCKFORD, Illinois — You don’t have to be Irish to celebrate St. Paddy’s Day. That’s no
secret. It’s also no secret that a lot of St. Paddy’s Day celebrations are centered around alcohol — from green beer to dark Irish stouts and a full range of concoctions made with Irish spirits. Fire Dept. Coffee now has a great option for anyone who wants a non-alcoholic alternative while still enjoying the festivities in true Irish style.
The veteran-owned and firefighter-run company’s Irish Whiskey Infused Coffee is the headlining ingredient in its popular recipe for non-alcoholic Irish Coffee.
“We look forward to St. Patrick’s Day every year,” Fire Dept. Coffee founder Luke Schneider
said. “For anyone who loves the taste of Irish coffee, this recipe lets you enjoy it all day long.
Once people try it, they’re actually going to enjoy it all year long.”
The recipe calls for just three ingredients: Irish Whiskey Infused Coffee, brown sugar and lightly whipped cream. It couldn’t be easier.
Irish Whiskey Infused Coffee is one of the most popular selections in Fire Dept. Coffee’s line of signature Spirit-Infused Coffee roasts. Each one features a rich, bold coffee accented by the distinct flavors of fine spirits. The company uses a signature infusion process to create the ideal blend of tasting notes, even as the alcohol content of the spirits is removed during the roasting process.
IRISH WHISKEY INFUSED COFFEE RECIPE
If you love Irish Coffee try it with our Irish Whiskey Infused Coffee.
Ingredients needed:
4 oz freshly brewed Irish Whiskey Infused Coffee
2 tsp brown sugar
1 oz lightly whipped cream
How to make a non-alcoholic Irish coffee:
Brew the Irish Whiskey Infused Coffee
Combine the brown sugar and coffee in a cup
Stir until completely dissolved
Stir thoroughly
Lightly whip the cream
Pour the cream over the back of the spoon very carefully
Optional: Add a sprinkle of nutmeg on top of the cream as garnish
If you want to add Irish whiskey in your Irish coffee:
Do everything above, but add 1 ½ oz of your favorite Irish Whiskey and stir thoroughly
Sample
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