Views: 11,287Mixing cream, vanilla, coffee, and condensed milk with whiskey creates a liqueur similar to the famous Irish cream liqueur, Irish Cream. It's typically made with Irish whiskey...
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Views: 14 221Take Jeff Mauro's advice and add a splash of maple syrup to the classic Manhattan to transform the traditional drink into a more sophisticated cocktail.
Views: 9,533To make the cocktail as sweet and savory as possible, Giada De Laurentiis recommends shaking the bourbon, beer, and syrup with ice cubes and serving in chilled martini glasses. She...
Views: 8 837Alton Brown's whiskey-based cocktail can be made ahead of time by heating the liqueur and lemon syrup in a slow cooker.
Views: 11,866A recipe for an egg and hot milk drink – an Irish-style eggnog with Baileys cream liqueur. Added Irish whiskey.
Views: 7 851A pitcher of eggnog will set the festive mood at a party. This version is served cold for a large group, so you can make it ahead of time.
Views: 6,041A recipe for a hot drink made with apple cider, bourbon, and spiced butter with nutmeg, cinnamon, and cloves.
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Views: 9,973Cognac Cocktail Recipe - Hot Apple-Cinnamon Butter Drink....
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Views: 4 311This cocktail is made the same way as a standard eggnog, with a creamy custard known as crème anglaise, but for the alcoholic version, it is shaken in a shaker with brandy, rum, and bourbon.
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