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[[file:Cotswald_cream_liqueur.png|thumb|120px|right|Cotswald Cream Liqueur]] | [[file:Cotswald_cream_liqueur.png|thumb|120px|right|Cotswald Cream Liqueur]] | ||
A cream [[liqueur]] (not be confused with a [[crème liqueur]]) is a liqueur that includes dairy cream among its ingredients. Examples include Baileys Irish Cream and | A cream [[liqueur]] (not be confused with a [[crème liqueur]]) is a liqueur that includes dairy cream among its ingredients. Examples include Baileys Irish Cream and Saint Brendan's, which use [[Irish whiskey]]; [[Amarula]], which uses [[distillate]] of fermented South African [[marula]] [[fruit]]. What unites them is their use of cream and a generally flavorful [[liquor]] as their bases. Most unflavored [[vodka]], for example, would be considered unsuitable for a cream liqueur. | ||
[[Category:Liqueur]] | [[Category:Liqueur]] | ||
[[Category:Spirits]] | [[Category:Spirits]] | ||
Latest revision as of 21:24, 17 December 2022
A cream liqueur (not be confused with a crème liqueur) is a liqueur that includes dairy cream among its ingredients. Examples include Baileys Irish Cream and Saint Brendan's, which use Irish whiskey; Amarula, which uses distillate of fermented South African marula fruit. What unites them is their use of cream and a generally flavorful liquor as their bases. Most unflavored vodka, for example, would be considered unsuitable for a cream liqueur.