Review: Kavanagh Irish Cream Liqueur
Kavanagh Irish Cream Liqueur is crafted by Terra LTD in Ireland. This is the house that creates some of the worlds best tasting Irish Cream Liqueurs, including Molly’s, Coole Swan, and Brady’s Irish Cream Liqueur. I picked up my bottle of Kavanagh Irish cream at Total Wine and More. It is made with Irish Whiskey, fresh dairy cream, and natural flavors. Read more 
Review: Kirkland Irish Cream Liqueur
Kirkland Irish Cream Liqueur is made in Ireland. Kirkland is the house brand of Costco, so you will need a membership to purchase this product. The listed ingredients include fresh dairy cream, Irish Whiskey, whey spirits, and hazelnut, but the label also promises chocolate and caramel flavor. Kirkland Irish Cream Liqueur is only available in 1.75 liter bottles, but at $15.99 a bottle, the price is comparable to a 750ml bottle of Baileys. Read more
Review: Saint Brendans Salted Caramel Irish Cream
Saint Brendans Salted Caramel Irish Cream was just released along with a Peppermint Bark flavored Irish Cream. Saint Brendans is made with two ingredients, all natural cream, and aged triple distilled Irish whiskey. Their Salted Caramel flavor has natural flavors added. Read more
Review: Saint Brendans Peppermint Bark Irish Cream
Saint Brendans Peppermint Bark Irish Cream will soon be arriving on liquor store shelves as we enter what is commonly known as, the Irish Cream season. They also have a new Salted Caramel flavor. Saint Brendans is named for Saint Brendan the Abbot who was known for his remarkable travel. Saint Brendans is made with two ingredients, all natural cream, and aged triple distilled Irish whiskey. For their Peppermint Bark flavor, natural flavoring has been added. While this is not the first mint flavored Irish Cream liqueur, Baileys no longer makes their Baileys with a hint of Mint Chocolate. Read more
Review: Baileys Espresso Crème Irish Cream
Baileys Espresso Crème Irish Cream will soon arrive on store shelves in the US. I was lucky to get my hands on a bottle a little early. Baileys still makes a coffee flavored Irish Cream, but it is no longer available in the US. Espresso Crème is made with aged Irish whiskey, grain spirits, fresh dairy cream, and real Columbian coffee. While this ingredient list reads just like their Bailey’s With a Hint of Coffee Irish Cream, I’m guessing this version has amped up the coffee content. Read more
Review: Baileys Dulce de Leche Irish Cream Liqueur
Baileys Dulce de Leche Irish Cream liqueur was just introduced in the US. It has been available in Mexico and the Carribean since last October. Dulce de Leche is a popular South American confection created by slowly heating sweetened milk until it is golden in color and syrupy. This brings the Baileys US count back up to five flavors of Irish Cream. Read more
Review: Maloneys Irish Country Cream
Maloneys Irish Country Cream is crafted by Terra’s, in Bailieboro, County Cavan Ireland. Terra’s also creates Molly’s, and is the contract producer of Coole Swan, Brady’s, and O’Dowd’s Irish Cream. If that’s not a full enough resume, their management team also helped build the Emmets and Baileys line of Irish Cream liqueurs. All of these Irish Creams are produced and bottled in the original Emmets building that was later purchased by Baileys. It is now home to Terra’s, the world’s largest family owned producer of Irish Cream liqueurs. There are a number of things I look forward to. This list includes the start of football season, weekend’s, vacations, and sampling Irish Cream liqueurs made by Terra’s. Maloney’s Irish Country Cream is made with rich Irish dairy cream, premium milk chocolate, Madagascar vanilla, grape wine imported from Spain, and Irish spirits. It is bottled at 27.8 proof, lighter than the 34 proof their whiskey based Irish Cream liqueurs are bottled at. Read more
Review: ODowds Irish Cream Pumpkin Spice Liqueur
ODowds Irish Cream Pumpkin Spice liqueur is one of two pumpkin spice flavored Irish creams created by Terra in Bailieboro Ireland. The other is sold under the Molly’s label. It is made in small batches using fresh dairy cream, aged Irish Whiskey and the finest natural ingredients. They follow an old O’Dowd’s family recipe. O’Dowd’s is sold exclusively at Sam’s Clubs but not every Sam’s Club carries the Pumpkin Spice flavor. Read more
Review: Baileys Salted Caramel Irish Cream Liqueur
Baileys Salted Caramel Irish Cream Liqueur was introduced just in time for Thanksgiving, or as some people call it, the start of Irish cream season. It replaces Baileys with a hint of Caramel. In one year Baileys has completely revamped their flavored line of Irish Cream. Gone are their Hint of Caramel, Coffee, Mint, and Hazelnut. These flavors have been replaced with Chocolate Cherry, Vanilla Cinnamon, and now Salted Caramel. By my count that leaves us one down from last year, maybe Baileys has a pre-Christmas surprise. If that’s the case I’m hoping they start sharing their Orange Truffle or Chocolat Luxe flavors. These are two flavors Baileys has kept to themselves across the pond. Read more
Review: Kerrygold Irish Cream Liqueur
Kerrygold Irish Cream liqueur was just launched in Florida and Illinois with their eye on National Distribution soon. It is Imported by Imperial Brands, a subsidiary of Belvedere S.A., the distillers of several brands including Sobieski vodka. It is a partnership between Belvedere S.A. and the Irish Dairy Board. If the Kerrygold name sounds familiar to you it is the same Kerrygold, behind the famous Irish butter and cheese. Their Irish cream is made with Irish cream from grass fed cows, oak aged whiskey, Irish spirits, and luxurious chocolate. It is made in Dublin and bottled at 34 proof. Read more