I thought this was an interesting read, https://www.irishtimes.com/culture/book ... 5?mode=amp" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;" rel="nofollow
If this has been shared before, my apologies. I didn't see it
Origins of Bailey Irish Cream
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Re: Origins of Bailey Irish Cream
If people like that read, when in Scotland I heard the origin of Drambuie.
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I never suspected Drambuie had that deep of a history
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I love these type of stories and even started the following thread viewtopic.php?f=9&t=50963&hilit=History ... tch+whisky
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Re: Origins of Bailey Irish Cream
Interesting and includes the most lucid history I have seen of the wars between Scotland and England.
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Re: Origins of Bailey Irish Cream
Well this post was good marketing for Bailey's --well Irish cream anyway.
Was going to Aldi's as it was, and picked up their version of Bailey's called O'Donnell's Irish Country Cream.
Made with grape wine.... don't waste your time. A little funky, and not even close to Bailey's richness.
Was going to Aldi's as it was, and picked up their version of Bailey's called O'Donnell's Irish Country Cream.
Made with grape wine.... don't waste your time. A little funky, and not even close to Bailey's richness.