Baileys Salted Caramel
Baileys Original with sweet caramel and a hint of sea salt. Sweet and salty at the same time, smooth as a dessert and best served ice-cold over ice, in coffee or over a scoop of vanilla ice cream.
Baileys with a salty twist
Baileys Salted Caramel is the familiar Baileys Original Irish Cream blended with the sweet, smooth taste of caramel and a hint of sea salt. The base remains what makes Baileys Baileys: Irish whiskey and cream, made by R&A Bailey & Co in Dublin. The salt does exactly what it does in a caramel dessert: it brings out the sweetness without making it cloying.
At 17% alcohol, it’s on a par with the Original. The difference is entirely in the flavor: while the Original is all about vanilla and cocoa, Salted Caramel is fuller and sweeter, with that distinctive salty edge. That makes it just as good as a dessert on its own as it is in coffee, a milkshake or a creamy cocktail.
At a glance
Caramel, cream and a salty edge
Browned sugar
Warm caramel and sweet cream, with the familiar Baileys in the background.
Sweet and salty
Full and velvety. The caramel is sweet, while the sea salt keeps it balanced and makes it less heavy than you might expect.
Creamy and long
A creamy finish with lingering caramel and a lightly salty note at the end.
Flavor profile of Baileys Salted Caramel, ice-cold over ice. At room temperature, the sweetness comes through more strongly.
How to serve Salted Caramel
Salted Caramel is best served cold. Straight from the fridge over ice, in coffee, or as a sauce over dessert.
Over plenty of ice
50 ml chilled Baileys Salted Caramel over a few large ice cubes in a tumbler. The melting ice makes it a little lighter, so you can taste the caramel and salt better.
Tumblers →Caramel Coffee
30 ml Salted Caramel in a cup of hot coffee, optionally topped with whipped cream. No need to add sugar: the caramel already sweetens the coffee.
Irish coffee glasses →As a dessert sauce or milkshake
Pour a splash over a scoop of vanilla ice cream, or blend 50 ml with two scoops of ice cream and 100 ml of milk for an adults-only milkshake.
The right glass →Cocktails with Baileys Salted Caramel
In any creamy cocktail with Baileys, you can replace the Original with Salted Caramel. It adds a hint of salted caramel.
White Russian
Vodka, coffee liqueur, and cream over ice. Replace the cream with Salted Caramel for a salted caramel version.
Mudslide
Vodka, coffee liqueur, and Irish cream, shaken with ice. With Salted Caramel, it’s a caramel dessert in a glass.
Baileys Cocktail
Our creamy Baileys cocktail, made with the caramel version instead of the Original.
Coffee Cocktails
All the coffee cocktails in one place. Caramel and coffee are a classic duo.The right glass for Baileys Salted Caramel
A heavy tumbler for serving over ice, an Irish coffee glass for caramel coffee, a liqueur glass for sipping after dinner, and a coupe for Mudslide.
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