Why buy Liqueur Discontinued Baileys Irresistible Espresso Creme

We are talking about a crème that has been made using milk from small family farms in Ireland and authentic Irish whiskey sourced from different distilleries around the country, using processes capable of keeping the whiskey and the crème together in a homogeneous liquor at all times, without having to use preservatives. In addition, Baileys Irresistible Espresso Creme is produced with selected roasted Colombian coffee.

In other words, Baileys keeps the best of its original recipe, its mythical flavour and unmistakable creaminess, adding the extra of roasted coffee of the highest quality. Sounds good, doesn't it?

Tasting notes. Sight, smell and taste

At first sight Baileys Irresistible Espresso Creme has a creamy colour reminiscent of coffee with milk and chocolate. The nose has sweet aromas of coffee, chocolate and subtle, elegant vanilla nuances.

On the palate it has a coffee flavour that adds flavour and warmth to the blend, without masking the Irish whiskey, milk and cocoa. Its texture is creamy and silky, with a lot of personality.

Pairing. How to taste it

Baileys Irresistible Espresso Creme is perfect for a relaxed moment of relaxation and for snacks with family or friends, accompanied by sweets and cakes.

Ideal as an after-dinner drink, you can drink it neat on the rocks, use it as the star ingredient in numerous cocktails, or even, if you're a creative person, add it to desserts such as tiramisu and ice cream. Whatever you do, your guests will want to come back for more.

A little bit of history about Baileys Irresistible Espresso Creme...

Baileys Irresistible Espresso Creme is a gold medal winner at the San Francisco Spirits Competition 2016. Baileys was born when its founders decided to combine two of their country's delicacies, crème de leche and whisky.

They spent two years searching for the perfect formula until they found the definitive one, and in 1974 the Baileys we all know was created. To this day, the tradition of using milk collected from small Irish family farms is still maintained.

It's in the Top 110 of economic and cheap products of Liqueur Discontinued and in the Top 2830 of our best seller products.