How do you drink Fireball cinnamon Whisky?
Space and AstronomySince Fireball has a sweeter taste, it’s easy to sip on after a meal as a dessert drink. Pour a shot or 2 of Fireball into a tumbler glass and take small sips. Swish the Fireball around your mouth before you swallow to coat your mouth with the flavor. Try Fireball neat, or plain, before adding any ice cubes.
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What’s the best thing to mix with Fireball?
What to Mix with Fireball
- Coke. Generally, whiskey and Coke are a good pair, and Fireball’s heat doesn’t change that. …
- Hot Chocolate. People have been adding cinnamon to chocolate drinks probably as far back as the Aztecs. …
- Ginger Beer. …
- Coffee. …
- Apple Cider. …
- Carrot Juice. …
- Orange soda.
Can you drink Fireball straight?
Straight Shot
To keep things simple, throw back a shot of Fireball by itself. Its smooth flavor delivers a subtle kick with a sweet aftertaste, making it easily drinkable. Shot glasses optional.
Can you mix Fireball with Sprite?
The best way to make a whiskey fireball punch. Pour half a liter of lemon-lime soda (I used Sprite Zero) over the apple juice concentrate and let melt until completely dissolved. Honey and red sugar rimmed glasses are perfect for serving.
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