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Definition of Irish coffee in English: Irish coffeenoun mass nounCoffee mixed with a dash of Irish whiskey and served with cream on top. count noun Elaine made two Irish coffees Example sentencesExamples - Frank works at the well-known Buena Vista Cafe in San Francisco which was the first place in the US to serve Irish coffees in 1952.
- Before turning in, we lingered at the big fireplace in the hotel lobby and treated ourselves to a hot chocolate and an Irish coffee.
- He ordered an Irish coffee and I ordered a shot of rye, straight up.
- Madame had an Irish coffee and I had a glass of Muscat de Beaume de Venise 2001 for €9.50, served in a Paris goblet.
- After the Irish coffees at the conclusion of the meal I had written in my tasting notes ‘a fitting ending to a filling evening!’
- After this he sampled some Irish hospitality in Gallahue's Bar in the town and tasted Guinness but particularly liked Irish coffee.
- A pudding of very good jam roly-poly and custard followed by Irish coffee rounded off what was an excellent meal.
- Prizes include Jesters merchandise, breakfast, Irish coffee or weekend carvery at Shenanigans, and sports shirts to name a few.
- I grilled steaks, stuffed prawn cocktails into wine goblets, defrosted coq au vin and learnt to make Irish coffees, a thick layer of cream floating magically on the sweet, black, whisky-laden coffee.
- Together with two Irish coffees and another two lagers, the final bill came to £34.75, good value considering the amount we had consumed.
- Tired shoppers will also be able to pick up luxury foods and hot chocolate, mulled wine, buck's fizz and Irish coffee outside the Triangle in Exchange Square from December 1.
- We finished the evening with the most perfect Irish coffees I have ever tasted.
- We did manage a Calypso coffee and an Irish coffee to finish off, but it was a struggle!
- The products include value-added cheeses, baby foods, beverages, cream liqueurs and Irish coffee, as well as ingredients for a variety of snack foods and prepared ready meals.
- ‘That's when the Irish troubles began,’ says a grizzled wag in a Glandore pub, as we sample potent Irish coffee, laced with cream and whisky.
- With such large portions, neither of us could get through to the desserts menu, but did manage to slip a cappuccino and an Irish coffee in for afters.
- Even after conventional planes replaced flying boats after World War Two, Shannon airport was still used as a fuelling point, and Irish coffee continued to be extremely popular.
- He had been driving a mile home from a friend's house, where he had had wine and Irish coffee with Christmas dinner.
- She sits, nursing the whipped cream atop her Irish coffee, musing about the bar's other customers.
- As I sat in my hotel room that night - my mind scattered with information and three big Irish coffees - I pondered my final thoughts on the entire day's events.
Definition of Irish coffee in US English: Irish coffeenounˈˌaɪrɪʃ ˈkɔfi Coffee mixed with a dash of Irish whiskey and served with cream on top. count noun Elaine made two Irish coffees Example sentencesExamples - Tired shoppers will also be able to pick up luxury foods and hot chocolate, mulled wine, buck's fizz and Irish coffee outside the Triangle in Exchange Square from December 1.
- Madame had an Irish coffee and I had a glass of Muscat de Beaume de Venise 2001 for €9.50, served in a Paris goblet.
- I grilled steaks, stuffed prawn cocktails into wine goblets, defrosted coq au vin and learnt to make Irish coffees, a thick layer of cream floating magically on the sweet, black, whisky-laden coffee.
- Before turning in, we lingered at the big fireplace in the hotel lobby and treated ourselves to a hot chocolate and an Irish coffee.
- The products include value-added cheeses, baby foods, beverages, cream liqueurs and Irish coffee, as well as ingredients for a variety of snack foods and prepared ready meals.
- Even after conventional planes replaced flying boats after World War Two, Shannon airport was still used as a fuelling point, and Irish coffee continued to be extremely popular.
- He ordered an Irish coffee and I ordered a shot of rye, straight up.
- A pudding of very good jam roly-poly and custard followed by Irish coffee rounded off what was an excellent meal.
- Together with two Irish coffees and another two lagers, the final bill came to £34.75, good value considering the amount we had consumed.
- After the Irish coffees at the conclusion of the meal I had written in my tasting notes ‘a fitting ending to a filling evening!’
- We finished the evening with the most perfect Irish coffees I have ever tasted.
- With such large portions, neither of us could get through to the desserts menu, but did manage to slip a cappuccino and an Irish coffee in for afters.
- Frank works at the well-known Buena Vista Cafe in San Francisco which was the first place in the US to serve Irish coffees in 1952.
- She sits, nursing the whipped cream atop her Irish coffee, musing about the bar's other customers.
- We did manage a Calypso coffee and an Irish coffee to finish off, but it was a struggle!
- As I sat in my hotel room that night - my mind scattered with information and three big Irish coffees - I pondered my final thoughts on the entire day's events.
- He had been driving a mile home from a friend's house, where he had had wine and Irish coffee with Christmas dinner.
- After this he sampled some Irish hospitality in Gallahue's Bar in the town and tasted Guinness but particularly liked Irish coffee.
- Prizes include Jesters merchandise, breakfast, Irish coffee or weekend carvery at Shenanigans, and sports shirts to name a few.
- ‘That's when the Irish troubles began,’ says a grizzled wag in a Glandore pub, as we sample potent Irish coffee, laced with cream and whisky.
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