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Water From Your Eyes was in Mexico city and we were at this dope little record shop for a signing and there was a coffee pop up inside that night. I asked what they recommended and they made me this espresso and tonic which was a totally new thing for me, I had no idea you could do that. I’ve always really fucked with tonic water - when I was still drinking one of my ride or die bevs was ā€œthe gentlemen’s weekendā€ which is essentially just a super dirty gin and tonic with mad olives - I miss that shit every day so realizing you could do espresso and tonic was a woahhh moment for sure. Any coffee shop I go to where I can get one I will hop right on it, honestly my fave way to drink caffeine at the moment. I’m not really a coffee shop person though so I usually just get white monster from the deli and that gets the job done.
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I don’t know why this isn’t a more popular beverage, but a cold brew alcoholic splash into a nice glass of tonic will swiftly usurp the place in your mouth’s heart that’s been hitherto reserved for espresso martinis and/or Diet Coke.
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I'm partial to an Espresso Tonic (espresso in tonic water with lemon and simple syrup) or a Lemonade Americano (two shots of espresso in a lemonade), but just in general I love Americanos (espresso in hot water), Red Eyes (espresso in black coffee), Black Eyes (four shots of espresso in black coffee), Espresso Martinis - just any drink that has espresso but no dairy element. Call it "caffeine-maxing" or whatever, but that is my preferred way to drink coffee when I can go somewhere fun.
Shout out Amherst Coffee in Amherst, Massachusetts, you'll always be my favorite!
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