List of flaming beverages

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List of Flaming Beverages[edit | edit source]

This article provides a comprehensive list of flaming beverages, which are alcoholic or non-alcoholic drinks that are served with a flame. Flaming beverages are often prepared and presented in a visually stunning manner, making them popular choices for special occasions or as signature drinks at bars and restaurants.

Flaming Sambuca[edit | edit source]

A bottle of Sambuca

Flaming Sambuca is a popular flaming beverage that originated in Italy. It is made by pouring a shot of Sambuca, an anise-flavored liqueur, into a glass and then setting it on fire. The flame is created by igniting the high alcohol content of the Sambuca. The drink is typically served with three coffee beans, which represent health, wealth, and happiness.

Flaming B-52[edit | edit source]

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A Flaming B-52 cocktail

The Flaming B-52 is a classic flaming cocktail that consists of three layers of different liqueurs. It is made by layering Kahlua, Baileys Irish Cream, and Grand Marnier in a shot glass. The top layer, Grand Marnier, is then set on fire before serving. The flame is extinguished by placing a glass over the shot glass, creating a vacuum effect.

Flaming Lamborghini[edit | edit source]

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A Flaming Lamborghini cocktail

The Flaming Lamborghini is a visually impressive flaming cocktail that is often served at parties and special events. It is made by combining equal parts of Kahlua, Sambuca, and Blue Curacao in a cocktail glass. The drink is then set on fire, creating a blue flame. To enhance the presentation, a straw is placed in the glass, and the drink is consumed by drinking it through the straw while the flame is still burning.

Flaming Dr. Pepper[edit | edit source]

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A can of Dr. Pepper

The Flaming Dr. Pepper is a popular flaming shot that is named after the famous soft drink. It is made by filling a shot glass with Amaretto and then layering it with a small amount of 151-proof rum. The shot is then set on fire and dropped into a glass of beer, typically a pint of lager. The combination of flavors creates a taste similar to Dr. Pepper.

Flaming Spanish Coffee[edit | edit source]

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A Flaming Spanish Coffee

Flaming Spanish Coffee is a delicious and visually appealing flaming beverage that is often enjoyed as a dessert drink. It is made by coating the rim of a glass with sugar and then pouring in a shot of coffee liqueur, such as Kahlua. The liqueur is then set on fire, and the glass is rotated to caramelize the sugar. Hot coffee is then poured into the glass, extinguishing the flame. The drink is typically topped with whipped cream and a sprinkle of cinnamon.

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