Talk:Duo and trio cocktails

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[edit] Kahlua vs. Coffee Liqueur

This page often substitutes coffee liqueur for Kahlua. They are not the same. Kahlua is meant to be flavored like brown sugar; coffee liqueur is meant to be flavored like coffee. There is understandable confusion because Kahlua often accompanies coffee, but that is because it is used as an alcoholic sweetener. I am making changes where applicable. K-lit 16:23, 11 July 2007 (UTC)

[edit] Rusty Nail cocktail

I would respectfully like to add a further ingredient to this wonderful drink, which then, of course, makes it something different. When working as a Drinks Waiter at a hotel in the Western Highlands of Scotland some years ago, a guest asked for something to really warm him up. I'd enjoyed this variation myself several times. I gave him the whisky and Drambuie with a measure of Stones Green Ginger Wine added, no ice. He loved it.

If it were to be given a name it might have to be either a "Hot Rusty Nail" or a "Seriously Rusty Nail". Enjoy. 203.184.55.69 (talk) 06:51, 25 May 2008 (UTC)