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Cow Face

Cow Face

Cow Face is punchy coffee sipped through a sweet icy cream layer. This century’s response to Irish coffee has arrived.

This is our first creamy cocktail recipe and it’s been a huge hit from the first test.

It works equally well with cow’s milk cream or coconut cream, so choose your preference.

Recipients: Lovers of a cappuccino, a white Russian or Kahlua and milk

Type: Frozen and layered

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Huggy Bear

Huggy Bear

This hardly qualifies as a recipe. It’s more like another way to drink stout. However, as the anecdote testifies, we can get still it wrong.

You get the calming effect of a deep draught of black beer followed by a musky, awakening smell of coffee in the back of your nose.

Stout can fill you up. Oddly, I can drink a few of these, in a row.

Huggy Bear envelopes you like thick, cosy, fur then shoves you onto the dance floor to embarrass your kids.

Recipients: Guests with mature palates

Type: Made in glass

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Foxy Brown

Foxy Brown

This is an odd combo. I can’t think of any other drink or food that combines orange and coffee. However, it just works, in a mature way. I will admit, I didn’t come up with it. This is my sister, Adele’s idea and we tried it.

At first, this tastes like none of the ingredients. Though, a calming earthiness overcomes. Then, you detect smoky coffee and musky orange oil, carried along by yeasty bubbles.

Recipients: Bubbly drinkers who need to catch a breath, rest and reflect. Maybe they need a reward for a job well done or making it to the end of a working week. We drink Foxy Brown quite a bit. Hehe!

Type: Made in the glass

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La Cucaracha

La Cucaracha

La Cucaracha is a spectacle. It is best served at special occasions with familiar faces. As with most cocktail shots, it looks exciting. Contrary to the reputation of shots, it is smoother than expected.

Confession: Not my recipe. Our Spanish friend, Jose Antonio Laguens Martin showed us how to make these too many years ago to tell. And we’ve never looked back. Viva España!

Recipients: Party people in a controlled environment

Type: Shot

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