An iconic blend of fresh Irish cream, spirits and Irish Whiskey. Baileys can be mixed with many ingredients to produce some breathtaking cocktails or simply enjoyed over ice.
Alcohol Content - 17%
Origin - Ireland
700ml
An iconic blend of fresh Irish cream, spirits and Irish Whiskey. Baileys can be mixed with many ingredients to produce some breathtaking cocktails or simply enjoyed over ice.
Alcohol Content - 17%
Origin - Ireland
700ml
Yeah, it's like $129 per litre of pure alcohol if you plan to distil it.
Even if you try to distill it, due to azeotropes probably can only get 96%..
Bloody azeotropes. Seems like they're behind all my problems
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does this taste better on ice cream?
Maybe more of a breakfast food - coco pops perhaps?
who says you can't have ice cream for breakfast?
I doffs me hat. ;-)
I have it on ice cream every morning.. in coffee. Yums.
ALDI version $12 but this is a great price for real deal.
How does the taste compare? I don't like the other look alikes.
personally I couldn't tell the difference but I drink only for fun and good company. On the rocks.
Anything with spirits in it is expensive because of the tax. Coyboy is similar to Bailey's but they used a fortified wine instead of a spirit base, it is 18%, it usually is only $10.
That Erin Cream & O'Donnells Irish Cream Liqueur is also Wine based, that is why it is so much cheaper, wine only has a WET tax.
But I wouldn't drink any of them again. Don't like their taste.
Is that all??? I always thought it was a lot higher.