Review: Mullins Irish Cream Liqueur
Mullins Irish Cream Liqueur is produced and bottled by Robert A Merry and Co. in Clonmel, County Tipperary Ireland. This distillery not only produces several private label Irish cream liqueur brands including O’Donnells, McCleary, Sheelin, Fennellys, and O’Reillys, they make their own under the Merrys label. Mullins appears to be an Irish cream liqueur sold exclusively at Walmart. It is made with aged Irish whiskey, grain spirits, and fresh dairy cream. Natural flavors and caramel color are blended before bottling at 34 proof.
It pours to a chocolate milk color. The aroma is butterscotch candy, Mexican chocolate, and vanilla cream, with a subtle whiskey backing. The sweet hard butterscotch candy entry has a soft creamy mouth feel. The butterscotch flavor sweetens as it warms in my mouth. At the midpoint cream flavor and milk chocolate becomes more present. It fades with marshmallow and chocolate. The finish is warm with vanilla, caramel, cinnamon, and whiskey flavor that leaves a mild burn and bittersweet taste.
Made in Clonmel County Tipperary Ireland
17% Alcohol
Score: 88
Award: Silver Medal
Been a Bailey drinker for years,came across Mullins the other day and decided to give it a try. I’m very pleased with the smooth taste. Just wanted you to know.