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Bailey’s Irish Cream 750 mL

Baileys Irish Cream is the original and most popular Irish cream liqueur, blending rich dairy cream with smooth Irish whiskey, cocoa, and vanilla. This iconic liqueur delivers a silky, indulgent texture with balanced sweetness and warmth, making it perfect for sipping, mixing into cocktails, or enhancing coffee and desserts. Available at Whiskey Caviar.


Tasting Notes

  • Color: Light caramel brown.
  • Nose: Aromas of fresh cream, vanilla, and milk chocolate, with hints of Irish whiskey.
  • Palate: Smooth and creamy, featuring flavors of sweet cream, cocoa, toffee, and warm vanilla, complemented by subtle whiskey undertones.
  • Finish: Long and velvety, with lingering chocolate and caramelized sugar.

Vital Stats

  • Type: Cream Liqueur
  • Origin: Ireland
  • ABV: 17%
  • Bottle Size: 750 mL

Ideal For

Baileys Irish Cream is perfect for those who love creamy, dessert-like liqueurs. Enjoy it neat, over ice, mixed into coffee or hot chocolate, or as a base for rich cocktails like a Mudslide, Espresso Martini, or Irish Coffee.


FAQ

Q: What makes Baileys Irish Cream unique?
A: It’s the world’s first and most famous Irish cream liqueur, made with real dairy cream, fine Irish whiskey, and cocoa for a perfectly smooth taste.

Q: Can I use Baileys in baking or desserts?
A: Absolutely! It’s great for boozy desserts, whipped cream, cheesecake, or drizzled over ice cream.

Q: How should I store Baileys Irish Cream?
A: Keep it in a cool, dark place, and once opened, refrigerate and consume within 6 months for the best taste.

$32.99

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