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Irish coffee provides many health and social benefits; however, it should be consumed responsibly due to being an alcoholic drink. Furthermore, it may not be suitable for individuals sensitive to caffeine or taking certain medications and should also be consumed early in the day rather than at bedtime as this could cause insomnia.

Joe Sheridan of Foynes Airport near Limerick in Ireland invented the Irish coffee in 1943. At that time, Foynes was one of Europe’s largest civilian airports and served transatlantic flights carrying Hollywood stars and politicians from Hollywood studios – so when bad weather forced flights to be rerouted due to bad conditions stranded passengers were given warming drinks prepared by Sheridan so that they felt at home while waiting.

Sheridan used an easy, delicious formula combining 4 ounces of freshly brewed coffee with 1.5 ounces of Irish whiskey topped off with generous dollop of whipped cream – creating the signature beverage known today as Sheridan’s Special Blend Coffee with Irish Whiskey. His passengers loved his warm drinks and so the name stuck.

Irish coffee remains one of the most beloved drinks around, even among bartenders who may add Bailey’s, Kaluha or other flavorings to it. Although modern bartenders may modify it further with Bailey’s, Kaluha or another sweetener such as maple syrup; its classic recipe remains most beloved and delicious. You could even make an alternative version healthier using non-dairy creamer instead of milk.

Add maple syrup for an easy way to sweeten without the carbs associated with traditional heavy whipping cream. A lighter whipped topping may also be preferred, although not mandatory; simply lightly whipping cream until it forms soft peak consistency and then floating it on top of your coffee and whiskey mixture is ideal.

Irish Coffee pairs well with almost any dessert, but is especially enjoyable when served alongside apple pie, chocolate cake or warm brownie. It can even elevate a weekend brunch thanks to its stately flavor and sophisticated presentation. Furthermore, the rich boldness of Irish Coffee can also be enjoyed solo as an enjoyable nightcap beverage after a dinner party or as warming beverage during evening activities.