hang on mate, you sound like you might have a dash of Irish in you, how the frig do your family struggle to make Irish coffee? There are certain things that should make up a citizenship test, even for natural born citizens, Erie, be able to make an Irish coffee, Australia, be able to make and eat a proper vegemite sandwich (clue, plenty of vegemite, if you can still see bread, or the spread looks brown or has streaks of butter there isn't enough spread on, add more vegemite.
@@iWork3d I am fully aware of that. I have a friend that always make me a cup of Irish coffee every time I visit his home. Until one day, he's running out of Irish whisky and replace it with Glenlivet, and I think it tastes better. I don't know what people call it but I like it
@@bigusdycus7312 Scottish whiskey is most definitely better in a large array of categories. Irish whiskey, especially Jameson, is rooted in more complex and and historical flavors. IMO, it's literally terrible compared to good Scottish stuff. But Irish is pretty good when you drink it for its unique flavor profile, this stuff is just a classic pairing. You can absolutely make coffee with Scottish and it'll probably taste better, but it won't be Irish coffee ya know?
@@iWork3d No where near as off center as calling this Ladies Drink " Irish Coffee". You could make it with Poteen and it still wouldn't be remotely " Irish Coffee"
Posturing has nothing to do with it. This doesn't even have cloves or honey. It's not just a Ladies Drink. Its a crappy unhealthy Ladies Drink. Real Irish Coffee is a proven anti viral. This crap will give you diabetes to go with your flu.
