The enduring Irish espresso is commonly prime of thoughts when pondering of Irish whiskey cocktails. However there are, in actual fact, many recipes that spotlight the flexibility of Irish whiskey, from a easy twist on the Gold Rush to a New Orleans spirit-forward traditional.

Blackthorn

With roots relationship again to Nineteenth-century New Orleans, the Blackthorn is likely one of the few classics to focus on Irish whiskey. 

Brainstorm

This traditional 1917 cocktail has been up to date to swimsuit modern tastes.

Cafe Eire

To retain the feel and viscosity of this whiskey cocktail, the key is to stir it very briefly.

Cameron’s Kick

The Cameron’s Kick pairs whiskies from Scotland and Eire, whereas almond-rich orgeat and lemon juice brighten the combination.

Useless Rabbit Tipperary

Irish whiskey shines on this replace on the traditional cocktail.

Decrease West Facet

A sublime tackle the traditional Manhattan. 

French Manicure

Small-batch Irish whiskey lends physique to this French Martini-inspired cocktail, whereas sage and yuzu add a culinary edge. 

Hightower

This easy twist on the Gold Rush hits all the best notes, swapping bourbon for Irish whiskey and including a bouquet of mint.

Scorching Whiskey Punch

Combining conventional punch flavors with the soothing consolation of Irish whiskey, this traditional adaptation from The Useless Rabbit is an ideal cold-weather hotter.

New Jack Metropolis

Espresso and a chai-infused whiskey give this Manhattan a flavorful twist.

One Trick Mule

Irish whiskey’s mild character enhances flavors of apricot, honey, and ginger on this vibrant highball.

Queen of Cups

Randall Greenleaf of Philadelphia’s Southwark combines the most effective elements of a scorching toddy and scorching buttered rum for this warming cocktail.