Fancy Coffee Making Cherry Wine Coffee
Last updated 2026-09-29 — Kaffee Kirsch (Germany, Austria) lightly brewed coffee 75cc cherry wine 20cc cup pour coffee, small glass pour cherry wine. Kirsch means cherry in German. The official name is Kirschwasser, meaning cherry brandy. Drinking coffee and cherry wine alternately tastes unique flavor. Although the name of the wine is Cherry White,
Kaffee Kirsch
(Germany, Austria)
Slightly deep-cultivated coffee 75cc
Cherry wine 20cc
Pour coffee in the cup and cherry wine in the small glass.
"Kirsch" means cherry in German. The official term should be "Kirschwasser", that is, cherry brandy. While drinking coffee, while drinking cherry wine, taste alternately, unique flavor. Although the wine is called cherry brandy, it actually belongs to liqueur.
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