Dublin Iced Coffee Recipe

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Dublin Iced Coffee combines Irish whiskey (Jameson or Tullamore D.E.W.), coffee liqueur (Kahlúa or Mr. Black), cold brew coffee, simple syrup, and fresh whipped cream. It's garnished with a dusting of cocoa powder and optionally a coffee bean.
Learn how to make Dublin Iced Coffee by preparing cold brew in advance, then mixing Irish whiskey, coffee liqueur, cold brew, and simple syrup over ice. Stir to chill, strain into an ice-filled glass, and top with soft-whipped cream using a bar spoon to create a beautiful layered effect. Finish with a dusting of cocoa powder.
A smooth Irish whiskey like Jameson, Tullamore D.E.W., or Bushmills works best. These whiskies have a gentle, approachable character that complements coffee without overwhelming it. For a richer profile, try Redbreast 12 or Green Spot for more complexity and depth.
Absolutely! For cocktail-specific cold brew, use a higher coffee-to-water ratio (1:4 rather than 1:7) to create a concentrated brew that stands up to dilution. Consider using medium-dark roast beans with chocolate or nutty notes that complement whiskey beautifully.
The key is properly whipped cream (soft peaks, not stiff) and proper pouring technique. Hold a bar spoon curved-side up just above the cocktail surface and slowly pour the cream over the back of the spoon. This diffuses the weight of the cream, helping it float rather than sink.
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