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Your favorite way to lace coffee

post #1 of 28
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What's you favorite way to add some spirit to your mug?
post #2 of 28
Brandy is a good way. My great grandmother drank brandy-laced tea (coffee too, but less often) almost daily and lived to be 94.
post #3 of 28
I like brandy in coffee, and on a similar note whiskey in tea is wonderful.
post #4 of 28
Bailey's.
post #5 of 28
Black Rum, Sambuca and cream
post #6 of 28
I have some Masshole-mick-guido-type friends who like Sambuca in their coffee. It makes me wretch.
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I have some Masshole-mick-guido-type friends who like Sambuca in their coffee. It makes me wretch.
There is no beverage more foul than Sambuca. I hate, hate, hate, hate that stuff.
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There is no beverage more foul than Sambuca. I hate, hate, hate, hate that stuff.

It is really awful.

But grappa is worse.
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It is really awful. But grappa is worse.
No way. Grappa is great. Maggie Smith's character in My House in Umbria was constantly plastered off of grappa.
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No way. Grappa is great.

Maggie Smith's character in My House in Umbria was constantly plastered off of grappa.

Maybe I have only had bad grappa. That is probably likely. But all the stuff I have had tasted like paint thinner smells.
post #11 of 28
When I drank, I was known to add Kahlua or Amaretto to my coffee.
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Maybe I have only had bad grappa. That is probably likely. But all the stuff I have had tasted like paint thinner smells.
I had "fresh" grappa when I was in Italy and that was the best I've come across.
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I had "fresh" grappa when I was in Italy and that was the best I've come across.

what is fresh grappa?
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what is fresh grappa?
It's from Italy so I consider it fresh.
post #15 of 28
I had "fresh" grappa at this restraunt across the street from the Vatican and it was some of the nastiest liquor I have ever tasted. Raki, on the other hand, isn't bad. I don't think either would be good for coffee.
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