Coffee liqueur adds richness to cocktails, after-dinner drinks, and desserts, but if you're not using it often, you need to ...

While there are countless ingredient swaps to upgrade your espresso martini, the simplest iteration of this mixed drink involves coffee, vodka, and, of course, coffee liqueur. But coffee liqueur ...

It drinks like a foamy, adultified iced coffee, made with a shaken mix of vodka, sugar, espresso, and coffee liqueur. In 2020, the iconic drink experienced a resurgence. Nostalgia was comforting ...

This popular cocktail pairs vodka with freshly brewed espresso, coffee-flavored liqueur and a sweet splash of simple syrup. Fill a cocktail shaker ⅔ full with ice. Add vodka, espresso ...

The espresso martini is a caffeinated cocktail that combines vodka (and sometimes other spirits—such as gin, whiskey or even tequila—for adventurous drinkers), coffee liqueur and fresh ...

Combine ground espresso beans and cold water in a jar, then let it steep overnight in the fridge. The next day, strain out ...

Pour over the vodka, coffee liqueur, 10ml/2 teaspoons of your sugar syrup and the hot espresso. A ‘long, hard shake’ is required here to combine all ingredients. Shake vigorously for 10-15 ...

Cocktails such as the Black Russian, White Russian, Mudslide and the Brown Cow are flavoured with coffee liqueur. A shot or two can also be added to hot coffee as a digestif, poured over ice cream ...