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Coffee and alcohol have long been bedfellows. From 17th century Spain to the modern day, caffeinated booze has long been a fan favorite. The combination of alcohol and coffee shows up in a multitude ...

Fresh coffee and warm, citrusy Spanish liqueur come together to create a classic carajillo. Incredibly easy to craft and open to creative interpretation, it’s destined to be a holiday crowdpleaser. It ...

Few cocktails have seen such a resurgence as the Espresso Martini. Crafted from vodka, coffee liqueur, and espresso, this buzzy drink was first created by British bartending icon Dick Bradsell during ...

Clocking in at 16% alcohol by volume (ABV), the liqueur is already headed to spirits retailers nationwide. You can find it at stores including Total Wine, where it’s listed for ...

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