For those who like to start their mornings with a cup of coffee, iced coffees are a great option when the days get hot.
However, if you also like to add a caffeine kick to your alcohol, you will be happy to know an Irish coffee is not your only option. You can now make yourself a coffee-infused cocktail created by the one and only J’Something.
The singer has been in partnership with Nespresso for six years and their latest collaboration sees Mi Casa’s leading man using the brand’s latest master origin coffees to create amazing cocktails.
Here are the recipes for three coffee cocktails you can brew at home.
#ThirstyThursday: get your coffee fix with these cocktail ideas
For those who like to start their mornings with a cup of coffee, iced coffees are a great option when the days get hot.
However, if you also like to add a caffeine kick to your alcohol, you will be happy to know an Irish coffee is not your only option. You can now make yourself a coffee-infused cocktail created by the one and only J’Something.
The singer has been in partnership with Nespresso for six years and their latest collaboration sees Mi Casa’s leading man using the brand’s latest master origin coffees to create amazing cocktails.
Here are the recipes for three coffee cocktails you can brew at home.
The J Martini
What you need:
1 cup of coffee, brewed as ristretto*
1 cup brewed as a lungo*
10ml Nutella
Ice cubes
Chocolate balls, to garnish
Large toothpicks
What to do:
- Serves 1
Sangria da Fonseca
What you need:
2 capsules Nespresso Master Origin Colombia, brewed as lungos*
3-4 ice cubes
200ml water
1⁄4 cup mixed berry juice
1⁄4 cup strawberries, chopped
1⁄4 cup blueberries
1⁄4 cup raspberries
50ml water
50ml sugar
Drop or two of Aroma Strawberry
What to do:
- Serves 2
Coffee Gin & Tonic
What you need:
1 cup of a double-shot coffee, brewed as lungo*
1tsp honey
35ml local gin
Ice cubes
250ml tonic water
Lemon peel, sliced, to garnish
What to do:
- Serves 1
*Lungo – a short black (single or double dose or shot) with much more water (generally twice as much), resulting in a larger coffee.
*Ristretto – a short shot of espresso coffee made with the normal amount of ground coffee but extracted with about half the amount of water in the same amount of time by using a finer grind.