BAILEYS HONEY BEE COCKTAIL

Baileys Irish Cream is an Irish whiskey and cream based liqueur manufactured by Diageo at Dublin, Ireland and Mallusk, Northern Ireland. It was launched in 1974 by Tom Jago and was the first cream based liqueur to be introduced in the global market.

This unique offering is produced from a blend of cream and whiskies from many distilleries and is used for preparing a number of cocktails. Here is the recipe of Baileys Honey Bee, a delicious cocktail.

Ingredients

Baileys Original Irish Cream – 75ml
ish Cream – 75ml
Honey – 12.5ml
Ice cubes
2.3 units per serving

The Process

1. Take a shaker and pour Baileys into it. Next, add whisky followed by honey on the top.

2. Put some ice cubes into the shaker and shake briskly till the honey is completely dissolved.

3. Pour your drink a tumbler with ice cubes and enjoy. This drink is perfect for celebratory occasions such as Christmas.

Whiskey, Tango and Ice Cream

A line of ice creams spiked with a hefty dose of liquor is a trend in the food and beverage industry that has recently taken off tremendously. Unsurprising, because who doesn’t love ice cream? Or booze? Surely, nothing packs a punch like the two put together in one heavenly scoop. Note that the ice cream in question is not merely flavored with alcohol, but actually contains an ABV (alcohol by volume) of a cocktail, so be sure to enjoy responsibly! However, creating alcohol-infused ice cream is more than a simple matter of combining the ice cream and booze. Dunking ice cream into liquor only serves to create a melty puddle of mess. This is because alcohol has a much lower freezing point than ice cream, and doing so will not retain the creamy semi-solid texture of the frozen dessert we all love. In good news, a handful of wildly inventive pioneers have figured out a foolproof way to stabilize the alcohol in several innovative ways to give us a final product of sheer beauty. As a result, we now have a proliferation of ice cream ‘bars’ in the market, which provide you with the most blissful experience of eating ice cream while also getting buzzed. No wonder then, that it’s open only to those of above the legal drinking age.

Bourbon Ball Cocktail

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SIMPLE YET SUAVE: THE BROWN DERBY

There’s nothing more sophisticated than sipping on a glass of a classic Brown Derby cocktail. Invented at the Vendôme bar in Hollywood in 1930, this smooth blend was named after the iconic chain of restaurants in 20th century Los Angeles. These were widely popular back in the day, and stood out for their distinctive ‘derby hat’ shape. Although the cocktail’s ingredients and preparation are the definition of simplicity, its elements combine to create an infusion of flavours that are highly refreshing and delicious. Perfect for a Sunday brunch, the splash of grapefruit lends a zing to wake you up sufficiently, yet pleasantly. Honey balances out the tartness of the citrus, and the bourbon, of course, makes the drink exactly what it is. Feel free to use whatever brand you have at hand.