Apr 23 2009
The cold days of winter call for warm drinks. Those listed below are served warm, often in an Irish coffee glass and include hot teas, coffee and hot chocolate drinks.
- Almond Coffee Cream- from Coffee/Tea Guide, Sean Paajanen
- A Nice Warm Drink
- Autumn Slumber Toddy
- Black Gold- from Coffee/Tea Guide, Sean Paajanen
- Black Stripe
- Blueberry Tea
- Brotherly Love
- Burning Bush
- Café Amore
- Café Barbados
- Café Brasiliero
- Café Caribbean
- Café Royal
- Colonial Coffee- from Coffee/Tea Guide, Sean Paajanen
- Danish Coffee- from Coffee/Tea Guide, Sean Paajanen
- English Christmas Punch
- French Connection Coffee
- Gin Toddy
- Gluhwein- from Coffee/Tea Guide, Sean Paajanen
- Grand Rum Toddy
- Green Tea Tokyo- from Coffee/Tea Guide, Sean Paajanen
- Hot and Fruity Toddy
- Hot Apple Pie
- Hot Apple Toddy
- Hot Baked Apple Toddy
- Hot Buttered Rum
- Hot Ginger Toddy
- Hot Not Toddy
- Hot Peppermint Patty
- Hot Tea Grog- from Coffee/Tea Guide, Sean Paajanen
- Hot Toddy
- Indian Summer
- Irish Coffee
- Jaeger Tea- from Coffee/Tea Guide, Sean Paajanen
- Midnight Snowstorm
- Mulled Pomegranate Warmer
- Night in Florida- from Coffee/Tea Guide, Sean Paajanen
- Orient Express
- Orleans Coffee- from Coffee/Tea Guide, Sean Paajanen
- Praline Coffee- from Coffee/Tea Guide, Sean Paajanen
- Roman Rasta Coffee
- Ski Lift
- Spanish Coffee- from Coffee/Tea Guide, Sean Paajanen
- Tea Frog- from Coffee/Tea Guide, Sean Paajanen
- Tom and Jerry
- Vermont Coffee- from Coffee/Tea Guide, Sean Paajanen
- Warm 'n' Toasty
- Warm Old-fashioned
- Wassail (brandy and sherry)
- Wassail (rum and lager)
- Zen Latte
This collection of cocktail recipes is an ongoing project and is updated regularly.
