One of my favorites is Baileys Original. I can't find it in a big 750ml size on the Influenster app options. It tastes so sweet, like milk cream. Of course, it has alcohol. Sometimes I put it in root beer or soda, combined with Baileys. OMG, it is so good, even combined with hot chocolate! The price is kind of expensive, but I do recommend it to anyone!

My favorite alcoholic drink. It is delicious on its own, however, I often make cocktails with it. Very suitable for girls' parties. I don't like strong alcoholic drinks, so this drink suits my taste in every way. It has a slight taste of coffee, milk, caramel, and it is sweet, but not too much. The liquid is not like water, it is viscous, pleasant and soft. It has an amazing attractive aroma and elegant, quality packaging.

“This is as close to Bailey’s that you can get without getting your eyes wet”… if you know that quote, you and I are already friends. Baileys Irish Cream is a popular, sweet, creamy Irish whiskey. I don’t usually have it around, but we went on vacation last week and there were a few drinks made that required this. I used to always use a splash of Baileys to top my White Russians, it still works well with it and makes it taste like you’re drinking a milkshake. Suddenly there were drinks of Guinness beer w/ Baileys, Baileys with lime juice, among other things I’ll never try. It’s a good liqueur to have around if you need to sweeten up something, you can also use it in baking random sweet treats. I heard from a Scottish family member that Baileys is given to children ... More“This is as close to Bailey’s that you can get without getting your eyes wet”… if you know that quote, you and I are already friends. Baileys Irish Cream is a popular, sweet, creamy Irish whiskey. I don’t usually have it around, but we went on vacation last week and there were a few drinks made that required this. I used to always use a splash of Baileys to top my White Russians, it still works well with it and makes it taste like you’re drinking a milkshake. Suddenly there were drinks of Guinness beer w/ Baileys, Baileys with lime juice, among other things I’ll never try. It’s a good liqueur to have around if you need to sweeten up something, you can also use it in baking random sweet treats. I heard from a Scottish family member that Baileys is given to children as a way to soothe an upset belly. It is a decadent, rich drink on it’s own and they come in a few different versions, including a lactose free one. It lasts up to 2 years with no refrigeration.

Best irish liquor. Whether enjoyed neat over ice, mixed into coffee, or used as an ingredient in desserts, Baileys adds a luxurious touch to any occasion. The smooth and velvety consistency coats the palate with notes of chocolate, vanilla, and caramel, leaving a lingering warmth that is both comforting and satisfying. Its versatility makes it a favorite choice for casual gatherings, celebrations, or simply as a treat to unwind after a long day.

Very tasty liqueur. My wife and I rarely drink alcohol, but we like this liqueur. Sometimes we can buy it or give it to someone. The price is more expensive than other alcoholic drinks. The taste is pleasant and goes well with coffee. Good texture, thicker than other drinks. Beautiful bottle, perfect for gifts.

Baily’s and Then Rum

You simply can’t find a better Irish cream. I loved Kavenaugh’s but it’s not quite as concentrated. It affected the richness of our favorite British Virgin Island’s boat drink, The Bushwhacker: 2 parts Light rum, 1 to 2 parts Black, slightly spiced rum like the Krakenor Jonah’s Echoes, or Meyer’s; each 94 proof. Jonah’s being a bit sweeter with a delectable brown sugar dominance over molasses in the Kraken and the whisky-like taste of Meyer’s. PHASE 2= one part sweet Coconut Cream; two parts Kailua; Blend with ice to stand a spoon and serve with grated chocolate and pinch of cinnamon. As an aperitif, blend well with just enough ice to make it cold. Also great with the addition of Irish whisky in coffee on St Pat’s. If you want it premade, put the Irish Cream in when ... MoreYou simply can’t find a better Irish cream. I loved Kavenaugh’s but it’s not quite as concentrated. It affected the richness of our favorite British Virgin Island’s boat drink, The Bushwhacker: 2 parts Light rum, 1 to 2 parts Black, slightly spiced rum like the Krakenor Jonah’s Echoes, or Meyer’s; each 94 proof. Jonah’s being a bit sweeter with a delectable brown sugar dominance over molasses in the Kraken and the whisky-like taste of Meyer’s. PHASE 2= one part sweet Coconut Cream; two parts Kailua; Blend with ice to stand a spoon and serve with grated chocolate and pinch of cinnamon. As an aperitif, blend well with just enough ice to make it cold. Also great with the addition of Irish whisky in coffee on St Pat’s. If you want it premade, put the Irish Cream in when blending.

Classic that never disappoints.

I bought quite a few bottles at a reduced price over the Christmas period as gifts for postman etc. They were all warmly received and commented on how big the bottle was. My son gets a bottle every year he loves Baileys Original. I am not a drinker but I had some at a family gathering served in coffee it was delicious. Lovely added to fresh cream as well. Great price when on offer.

Love Baileys

Just to clarify, love it specifically when on offer - no way would I be loving it at £22 a litre... In a tall glass I mix it 60/40 with milk, about half a capful of vanilla essence and a few cubes of ice - well stirred, but leave the stirrer in because unless necking it down (easily done!) the ice separates as it melts and the water needs to be continually stirred in between sips. Sips? What am I saying?! That's me being somewhat disingenuous and trying to appear ladylike and restrained - GULPS would be far more accurate because it tastes just sooo divine! And if it's been one of those days and I feel I need something a bit stronger, I chuck in a shot of vodka for good measure - purely for medicinal purposes you understand...