Baileys Irish Cream Whisky Liqueur 70 cl 17%

The world's best-selling Irish Cream, in its classic 70 cl edition.

Expert description

Baileys Irish Cream Whiskey Liqueur is the original recipe in standard size, bottled at 17%. Baileys was created in 1974 by a team led by Tom Jago at Gilbeys of Ireland in the English town of Harlow, as the first Irish Cream product on the market. The name R.A. Bailey is fictional, inspired by the Bailey's Hotel in London. The signature cream still comes from the Glanbia dairy in County Cavan, and today around 82 million bottles of Baileys are sold annually in over 160 countries.

Tasting notes

Nose

The nose is creamy with cream, cocoa and a hint of whiskey.

Palate

The palate offers cream, chocolate and a soft sweetness.

Finish

The finish is medium-length, creamy and lightly whiskey-driven.

Specifications

Name: Baileys Irish Cream Whiskylikør Liqueur
Bottler: Baileys
Region/Country: Ireland
Type: Cream Liqueur
ABV: 17%
Size: 70 CL

Flavour profile

Creamy · Chocolatey · Soft · Sweet

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Frequently asked questions about Baileys Irish Cream Whiskylikør Liqueur

When and where was Baileys invented?

Baileys was created in 1974 by a team led by Tom Jago at Gilbeys of Ireland, as the very first Irish Cream product on the market.

How is Baileys Irish Cream Whiskylikør Liqueur best served?

Neat, over ice or in coffee — it can also be used as an ingredient in cocktails and desserts.

How long does Baileys last once opened?

The manufacturer recommends drinking it within around two years of opening, stored cool and away from direct sunlight.

How should Baileys Irish Cream Whisky Liqueur 70 cl 17% be stored?

Standing upright, cool and dark, like any other spirits bottle. Once opened, the contents keep best if enjoyed within a year or so.

Is Baileys Irish Cream Whisky Liqueur 70 cl 17% a good gift idea?

Yes, Baileys Irish Cream Whisky Liqueur 70 cl 17% is a natural choice for anyone who appreciates craftsmanship and characterful flavour experiences — especially for the whisky enthusiast keen to explore beyond the most familiar names.

What characterises the Ireland style?

Ireland is known for typically triple-distilled for a smoother, rounder style.