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LastDayofEden
10 months ago

In Switzerland there is a specialty called “Kafi finished”. For this purpose, a good shot of cherry or other fruit brandy is added to a large milk coffee.

There’s a Kafi ready in every ordinary Swiss pick!

Narva
10 months ago
Reply to  LastDayofEden

I know what you describe under the name Coffee GT and the Kafi Finish as a rather thin coffee with liquor in the typical Kafi glass but without milk.

HERRBERND22
10 months ago

Both do not mix well because the taste of coffee must come to fruition.

juergen63225
10 months ago

A 225ml espresso is a 10 compartment espresso.

Usually 20-30 ml for a simple espresso

A few drops of grappa, not vodka, make the espresso a “caffe corretto”, every bartender understands, not only in Italy.

Narva
10 months ago

Coffee with alcohol is quite well known in the country with my generation (so not the gene Z which listen loudly rather to Vodka). There are many classic variations depending on the origin, then the coffee also varies from very thin, over long and mild, to short and black

Irish Coffee

Coffee schnapps

Coffee with brandy

Coffee with Grappa

etc.

more information

Discover Coffee with Alcohol: International Specialities and Preparation Tips – KaffeeKnaller.de

Muminpapa
10 months ago

You can make coffee with a brandy or cognac, but I find it even better.

CountDracula
10 months ago

If you want to see sounds, drink 225 ml of espresso with alcohol. Otherwise, you better reduce the dose.

MettIgel354
10 months ago

I wouldn’t.

RatgeberDSDS
10 months ago

No, it’s not good. This can be very harmful to the heart and circulation.

Xanatos492
10 months ago

If you’re alcohol-dependent anyway, you know why not. Tastes for almost any other shit.