Mixing
It is usually served on the rocks as a moderately strong beverage on its own, but is often mixed stronger by adding more whiskey sometimes bourbon, which complements the Irish Whiskey used in brewing. Coffee liqueur such as Kahlúa and many caramel liqueurs are also used. Baileys is a common addition to White Russians, due to its creamy flavour.
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