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Irish liqueurs tend to lean in the direction of whisky liqueurs (Irish Mist being particulalry popular), but Ireland is also world famous for her cream liqueurs, including of course the world famous Bailey's.
Jawbox has infused its very own gin (created using eleven carefully selected botanicals) with pineapple and ginger to make a small-batch gin liqueur! Simply add 100ml of ginger ale to a helping… More info
A fantastic gin liqueur from Ireland's Jawbox Gin folks, combining their original recipe gin with the general tastiness of rhubarb and ginger. Yes, this will go great with a dry tonic, and if you've… More info
An Irish whiskey liqueur, Irish Mist is made with whiskey, honey and herbs. More info
Baileys celebrated Chocolat Luxe in shiny gold packaging that's perfectly suited to this decadent Irish whiskey cream liqueur with rich Belgian chocolate. More info
The cream liqueur that needs little introduction! Baileys is made with cream, Irish whiskey and cocoa, and it's very, very more-ish. This is the world's most popular liqueur. More info
RubyBlue Bottle-Aged Liqueurs are normally sweet, fruity expressions, but their Chilli Pepper flavour has an enjoyably spicy seductiveness. Just watch out for the chilli pepper in the bottle! More info
The ultimate whiskey cream liqueur, Baileys is blended from cream, cocoa and Irish whiskey. This is for the 1.5 litre bottle. More info
A delicious coffee-flavoured variant of the classic Bailey's Irish Cream whiskey liqueur. Very good indeed! More info
A litre bottle of the world's most popular cream liqueur. Baileys is made with Irish whiskey, cocoa and cream. More info
A great Feckin spiced whiskey from Ireland. This is the first ever spiced Irish whiskey, made with a selection of spices and vanilla. Very good indeed - particularly in a Feckin Irish coffee. More info
The original Irish cream has always been a festive favourite, so the revered folk at Baileys have taken the necessary measures to up its game and release a specific Christmas Edition! Presented… More info
"You look like a blueberry!" would not be an insult to RubyBlue Bottled-Aged Blueberry Liqueur, considering how it's made with real blueberries, giving it a brilliant bold taste. More info
An Irish cream liqueur from Abbeyleix, County Laois, made with Irish grain whiskey (aged for at least three years) and fresh dairy cream (from cow to bottle in 24 hours!). More info
RubyBlue have made a selection of wonderful bottle aged liqueur, using an old Irish method of preserving berries. With five times distilled Irish grain spirit and real blackcurrants, their liqueur… More info
Irish Meadow is an Irish cream liqueur, made with fresh cream, white wine and Irish Whiskey. It's produced and bottled in Ireland for Halewood International. More info
RubyBlue Bottle-Aged Wild Cranberry Liqueur is an Irish creation, conceived when finding an old recipe for preserving berries. Real berries give it a fabulous flavour, while the five times distilled… More info
An aromatic liqueur which harks back to a formula that was supposedly created thousands of years ago, now made using wild peaches from the South of France, Yuzu from Japan and Ylang Ylang from… More info
The Dubliner Irish Whiskey Liqueur sees three great flavours combined into one gorgeous liqueur - honeycomb, caramel and Irish whiskey. Plenty sweet with a touch of spice giving depth at its core. More info
A wonderful coffee liqueur, this is perfect for making layered drinks, and it's brilliantly packaged. A highly recommended liqueur from Sheridan's. More info
An alternative to Bailey's, this Irish cream liqueur is produced in the heart of Irish dairy country. It is blended with fresh cream and a hint of Irish whiskey. More info
This is a bottle of Irish Mist whiskey liqueur, produced in the 1980s and presented alongside its original box. On said box you'll find an illustration of Ashford Castle - there's a pretty good… More info
A spiced Irish whiskey liqueur that takes it's name from the great whiskey fire of 1875 when thousands of barrels ignited the the Liberties in Dublin, flowing into the streets. It's said that it was… More info
This very decorative decanter of Irish Mist whiskey liqueur was produced in the 1990s - though the design makes it look like it came straight from the 1800s! This bottle was part of a private… More info
Irish Velvet is a wonderful Christmas treat made with Irish whiskey, coffee and sugar. This collectible bottle of festive liqueur was produced over 30 years ago in the 1970s. More info
One of the most well known Irish whisky liqueurs out there, Irish Mist has been enjoyed since it was first commercially released in 1947, although some say it has been produced for much longer than… More info