coffee-tini

plural coffee-tinis

1. alternativeAlternative form of coffeetini.

   Kona Coffee-tini

   2013 March 29, Andrew Nyakupfuka, “Kona Coffee”, in Global Delicacies: Diversity, Exotic, Strange, Weird, Relativism, Bloomington, Ind.: Balboa Press, →ISBN, page 276

   4 more examples

   Then came the era of the Mad Libs martini. The apple-tini. The coffee-tini.

   2005 October 20, Lisa Bramen, “The latest Mad Lib martini”, in The Post-Star, 101st year, number 331, Glens Falls, N.Y., page 5

   Others are inspired by world cuisines with French influence: a Moroccan spice Manhattan, a Vietnamese tea cooler, a coffee-tini with Haitian rum, crème de coconut and crème de banana.

   2018 January 11, Leeanne Griffin, “Bistro On Main Breaks Barriers”, in Hartford Courant, volume CLXXXII, number 11, page D3

   “What about Mrs. Feldspar? She was dead on the floor.” “Sometimes Mrs. Feldspar has a few too many coffee-tinis in the morning. She's from a different generation.”

   2021 October 10, Kevin Seccia, “The Yawn of the Dead Adventure” (19:00 from the start), in The Great North, season 2, episode 3, spoken by Principal Gibbons (Tim Bagley)

   I had been looking forward to creating intricate cocktails with different versions of coffee drinks all night. A coffee-tini. The ol’ Irish coffee. Or just a regular latte in general to help pep up our steps again.

   2022, Rebecca Suzanne, chapter 23, in The Black Sheep, →ISBN, page 245