A new cocktail craze has struck the hip, artsy Williamsburg section of Brooklyn, New York.  This concoction was created by your's truly, F. Sot Fitzgerald. I've named it the AlcoholReviews.com-Borghetti Shake, which sounds alot like a dance.  You pour 2 ounces of ink black Borghetti Caffe Sport espresso liqueur and four ounces of milk into a cocktail shaker, plop in one cube of ice, then clam up the shaker and shake it violently.  Pour the resultant frothy white-brown liquid into a double martini glass and garnish the foam atop with a circle (or whatever shape you like) of cinnamon.  It's creamy, coffee- chocolately, and tastey.

Borghetti Caffe Sport espresso liqueur, which is imported from Italy by Branca Products, is 33% alcohol- potent, but not as strong as your average distilled spirit- thus this cocktail is great to have after work when you'd like to relax but don't want to end up staggering about drooling.  It's been a huge hit with the ladies and is almost equally esteemed by gents.

Alternatively, you can plop a shot of Borghetti in your cafe latte or enjoy a shot of this on the rocks.  It's rich and very satisfying, with no alcohol stink nor any sign of artificial ingredients. (Rating ****)