Carolans Original Irish Cream Liqueur - 70cl

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Beers of Europe strictly adheres to these regulations and by agreeing to our Terms and Conditions on checkout you confirm that you are over 18 years old. Born in Ireland’s county Tipperary in 1978, Carolans takes it name from the legendary harpist, Turlough Carolan. Named after the legendary 17th-century Irish harpist, Turlough O'Carolan this cream liqueur was first created in 1978. Carolans Original Cream Liqueur's unique taste has allowed it to become one of the world's largest Irish cream brands.

Please check the tracking first, as they may provide an explanation but we welcome the opportunity to nip issues in the bud. Carolans Finest Quality Irish Cream Liqueur combines Irish spirits and whiskey with fresh cream and derives its superior taste from the subtle blending of flavors, including natural honey. For some products supply can be inconsistent, whether that is at the brewery itself or how often we or its supplier imports it. On second sip, hints of whiskey and orchard fruits emerge making this a delicious and balanced luxury.Award tasting note: "Creamy coffee in color the nose bears cozy aromas of vanilla cupcake, nutmeg, cinnamon, and bay.

Carolans Original Irish Cream Liqueur is produced in Clonmel, famous for its local honey which, combined with Tipperary's farm fresh cream, is blended with high-quality Irish Whiskey to create this indulgent liqueur. Incredibly rich and satisfying, Carolans is perfect when served chilled on the rocks or in any number of your favorite cocktails. Carolans Irish Cream Liqueur is a smooth and creamy drink that combines the best of Irish whiskey with fresh cream and natural flavours.I will take my business elsewhere where they offer the service for free AND extend a courtesy to a disabled person. With its rich taste and creamy texture, Carolans Irish Cream Liqueur is sure to become a favourite among those who love fine spirits. Carolans combines Irish spirits and whiskey with fresh cream and derives its superior taste from the subtle blending of flavours, including natural honey.