Baileys The Original Irish Cream Liqueur

Baileys Irish Cream liqueur is the original Irish cream and nothing short of legendary. The iconic drink was originally created by Thomas Edwin Jago ― who is also credited for creating Malibu and Johnnie Walker Blue Label ― for W&A Gilbey in 1974. With his team, he concocted the brilliant idea of combining two Irish treasures ― whiskey and dairy cream. After 2 years of experimentation, they finally came up with the recipe that included some of the finest spirits, chocolate, and vanilla flavors. The recipe endures today under Diageo's ownership.

The quality ingredients play a crucial role in Baileys. 200 million liters of fresh Irish milk that mostly comes from small, family-owned farms are used each year in the production of the cream that ends up in Baileys. The cream is then homogenized with whiskey from several distilleries, employing a process that prevents the liquids from separating. Several other secret ingredients, herbs, and sugar are a part of the recipe which includes their proprietary cocoa extract.

Baileys Original Irish Cream Liqueur is sweet, smooth, and creamy with rich chocolate, vanilla, and whiskey notes. The 34-proof drink is versatile as well ― it's equally delicious over ice, in cocktails, with ice cream, coffee, and even incorporated into cakes.