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A citrus attack that leads into a powerful punching finish. Plus, c’mon, it looks good.
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Irish Snowball Cocktail, How-To
Creamy and smooth with chocolate and hints of cranberry juice and a bit of a back-end dryness
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Homecoming Cocktail, How-To
Creamy and thick consistency, that reflects an almond-forward attack that ends in more amaretto spice and a hint of white chocolate
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Halloween Cocktail: DramBOOie
sweet white chocolate, fiery creamy thickness that really hits you with a hot burning fire. Barenjager contributes but is not prominent. Extreme sweet and thick party in a glass.
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Sweet Irish Comfort
A white chocolate candy bar that punches you in the side of the face. Leaves a striking fiery burn down the middle of the tongue.
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How To Make The Creamy CocoNanner
Flavors similar to that of a chocolate covered banana or a banana split without the vanilla ice cream flavor. Imagine dipping banana slices in a fountain of chocolate… got it? Yeah, there you go. Definite sting/burn/fire in the finish.
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How To Make The Black Swan
Sweet coffee and cream flavor, with a nice punch to the finish which fades pretty quickly. No real bitter flavor to this coffee flavored cocktail/shooter. A minor absinthe aftertaste.
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Saint Patrick’s Day Cocktails: Coole Irish Islander
Irish Cream overall flavor with a subtle coconut and a finish of mild banana flavor. A full body creamy texture with sweet coconuts that do not take-over the drink’s flavor profile.
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Saint Patrick’s Day Cocktail: The Blended Leprechaun
Rich Irish cream flavor with memorable amounts of chocolate and occasional strawberry sweetness with a muted whiskey finish, no burn
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How To Make The Cassis Yogurt Cocktail
Creme de Cassis is our focus of the day and its interaction with Irish Cream. Talk about a crazy cocktail, this does it for the day. Recipe: 1 oz. Creme de Cassis, 1 oz. Irish Cream, 1/2 oz. Coconut Rum, 1/2 oz. Gold Rum.
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Valentine’s Day Cocktail: Nutty Caramel Bonbon
Our first cocktail for the upcoming lovely holiday of Valentines. If there is any disappointment, it’s the lack of good spice, but that can be fixed by changing up some brands or proportions. The recipe: 1 oz. Spiced Rum, 1 oz. Irish Cream, 1 oz. Frangelico
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How To Make The Irish Car Bomb
Yes yes, a classic “shooter” that we have yet to create a video for and now we have done it. Finally, thanks to all the submitters. Substitute your favorite Irish Cream and Irish Whiskey. Recipe: 3/4 Pint of Guinness Stout, 1/2 oz. Irish Cream, 1/2 oz. Jameson Irish Whiskey.
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