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Fans of the glorious combination of Baileys liquor with the finest chocolate are in for a real treat this festive season as Baileys Chocolates announces exciting partnerships with Sophie’s bar and restaurant, Harcourt St, Dublin 2 and Toni & Guy salons throughout Dublin.

The innovative mixology team at Sophie’s have created a selection of stunning festive cocktails inspired by and served with premium chocolates. What better way to get into the Christmas spirit than sipping on one of their limited editions, ‘Chocolate Lover’ cocktails, such as the ‘Hot Russian’, a delicious blend of whiskey, Kahlua, milk and cream, served warm and paired with a beautiful Baileys Chocolate Truffle.

When it comes to preparing for those fun festive nights out, clients at Toni & Guys award-winning hair salons in Clarendon St, Dundrum, Malahide and Blackrock will also be treated to delicious Baileys Chocolate Truffles during their visit to the salon to be enjoyed with a glass of Baileys, prosecco or a warming cup of tea or coffee from the 29 November, while stock lasts.

Looking for Christmas gift inspiration? Baileys Chocolates has that covered too. The Baileys Chocolate Collection (227g) is perfectly presented in a stunning, black and gold, circular box and contains a range of Baileys milk, dark and white truffles along with other classics such as coffee, caramel and almond, guaranteed to delight everyone with a sweet tooth.

With a smooth milk chocolate shell and a creamy centre, Baileys original truffles have a devoted fan base and have proved especially popular at Christmas! The tube or mini pouch is an ideal Christmas stocking filler while the truffle bar is perfect for sharing anytime.

In 2018, Baileys launched a salted caramel chocolate range, to the delight of chocolate lovers everywhere. Available in a sharing tube or pouch, each is filled with mini truffles wrapped with silky smooth chocolate shells and oozing with a salty caramel centre that has a touch of the iconic Irish cream. A pouch of Baileys Salted Caramels is the perfect treat for some me-time during the busy festive season.

  • Baileys chocolate range is available at selected Supervalu, Tesco and Centra stores nationwide sand is priced as follows:
  • Baileys Chocolate Collection, 227g – €14
  • Baileys Chocolate Collection 138g – €6
  • Baileys Truffle Box 135g – €4.50
  • Baileys Pouch Salted Caramel, 102g – €3
  • Baileys Pouch, 102g – €3

To find out more about Baileys Chocolates and browse the full range visit the website here.

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Easter is almost upon us and you know what that means –  indulging in delicious Easter Eggs.

And now we have amazing news – you can now treat yourself to a mouth-watering Baileys or Guinness Egg.

Luxury or what?

Lovers of Baileys, the iconic Irish cream liquor, have a choice of two stunning creations – the Baileys Salted Caramel Egg and the Baileys Coffee Egg.

The Baileys Salted Caramel Egg (275g) combines a silky, milk chocolate shell speckled with crunchy salted caramel pieces throughout.

Yes, it sounds divine. 

This melt in the mouth egg is presented with six irresistible gold-shimmer chocolates; a crisp milk chocolate exterior filled with an oozing salted caramel centre.

The Baileys Coffee Egg (285g) is ideal for coffee-lovers with its blend of rich roast coffee, chocolate and of course, a touch of Baileys.

This egg is the perfect gift for a chocoholic who enjoys a Baileys coffee.

Any Guinness fans out there?

Then we have the perfect treat for you this Easter Sunday.

The egg balances the creamy notes of Guinness and the sumptuous chocolate – it also comes with eight mini dark and white chocolates with a Guinness flavoured centre, in the iconic Guinness pint shape.

These Easter Eggs are a great gift for Bialeys and Guinnes fans.

The Baileys Salted Caramel Egg (275g) and the Baileys Coffee Egg (285g) and hand-decorated, luxury Guinness Easter Egg are all priced at €13 and are available from selected Tesco, Dunnes, Supervalu, Spar, Eurospar, Londis and Mace stores.

Try a quirkier Easter Egg this Easter.

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If you haven’t heard of Dylan hotel, you are sorely missing out. The Irish-owned five-star boutique hotel is renowned already for it’s red brick Victorian building, lavish decor and high-quality food, as well as it’s amazing proximity to the Irish city centre.

Tucked into a side avenue near Baggot Street, this gem is still relatively private despite it’s location, as if the building itself is housing a treat only a special few experience.

Dylan Bar has everything going for it, but we decided it was high time for us to try out their brand new Christmas afternoon tea menu: Spice and All Things Nice. We felt we deserved some five-star treatment, especially since the cost is only €45 for great service and even better food.

The design of the hotel is immediately striking; while it may be aesthetic Victorian brick on the outside, within the building is modern, contemporary design. We were seated by the fireplace by incredibly attentive staff, and after perusing their extensive afternoon tea menu, our eyes were swiftly on the prize: Christmas cocktails.

Their limited edition cocktail menu is inspired by the magical spices of the festive season; ginger, nutmeg, clove, star anise and cinnamon. It’s pretty mouth-watering stuff, if we do say so ourselves. Seeing as we value journalistic integrity, we had to taste as many as possible. *winks*

We definitely weren’t disappointed; their Winter Wine Warmer is an extravagant version of mulled wine, except far, far classier. Made with a mix of homemade citrus, star anise and clove syrup added to classic Merlot, the twist on the aromatic Christmas drink of the gods goes down a treat.

The Festive Pudding cocktail is a reimagined version of the classic winter dessert, made with allspice Guinness syrup, fresh orange and lime juice, old fashioned bitters, eggs whites and of course, Irish whiskey. Any connoisseurs of whiskey will adore this drink, trust us, it has a kick.

Next up on our list was the Apple & Cinnamon Crumble, made with Zubrowska vodka, goldschlanger, apple and lime juice, vanilla infused honey and topped off with a cookie crumble rim. Talk about being in heaven, the Dylan mixologists were infusing the atmosphere with subtle yet heartwarming Christmas vibes.

For those with a sweet tooth, chocolate appreciators can enjoy the Polar Express either hot or cold. Created with Hennessey V.S., Bailey’s Frangelico, and chocolate and vanilla cream, you’ll be rolled out of the place after one (or five…) of these.

Other divine drinks on offer include the Zenzero Negroni, which has the highest alcohol content so brace yourselves, and Before Santa’s Here for another whiskey.

Last but by no means least, their Summer in December is a rum and gingerbread syrup blend for a summer mood with a winter cheer, and they also include their version of an Irish coffee; the Dylan Christmas Coffee mixed with their secret spice syrup.

The designated drivers can also try a range of mocktails which are as good as the real thing. Dylan Bar also has refreshing bubbly, for any Prosecco queens out there, and a variety of tea and coffees. Heaven is a place on earth, and it’s located at Eastmoreland Place.

With all of these gorgeous drinks, we had almost forgotten about all the luscious cakes and sweet and savoury treats coming our way. Almost. They served us the carefully crafted food on a three-tiered plate, and we had a try of their spiced scotch egg, turkey and sage pie with cranberry chutney and pulled ham on granary bread and brie and cinnamon spice apple. 

The savoury selection was delicious, and we couldn’t leave without trying their sweet and subtly spiced buttery homemade scones and indulgent desserts. Pistachio slices, gingerbread cupcakes topped with whiskey icing and a meringue snowman with chocolate and nutmeg mousse were just a taster of what we were offered.

Sitting by the fire, breathing in the mulled wine and eating our weight in macaroons, we realised that we honestly need this lifestyle 24/7. It’s extra, it’s lavish, it’s Christmas magic, and everyone deserves a treat like afternoon tea at Dylan Bar. Don’t miss out, it’s only offered until the New Year so snap up a reservation while you can.

Enjoy the Spice & All Things Nice menu in the Dylan Bar until January 1 2019.

Call 01 660 3000 to make a reservation or email reservations@dylan.ie to have your Christmas injected with the warmth of festive food and drink.

Feature image: Instagram/@dylandublin

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It may not really feel like it, but summer is pretty ,much here (please ignore the violent wind and rain happening outside!)

Well, can we just pretend really hard that the sun is shining – purely because we want ice cream. 

And we're not talking about your casual 99, no no, we're talking about the new Baileys ice cream sandwiches. 

Yep, we're dead serious. 

Baileys ice cream sandwiches are a thing and we really want one

Try and imagine a glorious iceberger – two lovely soft biscuits with delicious ice cream in the middle. 

NOW, add the delicious flavour of Baileys, and BAM… the perfect treat. 

There is ONE (very large) catch though… isn't there always? 

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Basically, these frozen babies are currently ony available in Australia – nightmare. 

HOWEVER, it would make logical sense that these treats would make their way to us sooner rather than later. 

It is an Irish brand after all. 

Until then, we'll stick to drinking the stuff. 

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The arrival of vegan Baileys has been long-awaited on Irish shores by members of various vegan FB groups, boards forums and outright Twitter pleas. 

Finally, those calls have been answered. 

Delicious festive favourite Baileys have launched their dairy-free, vegan version here in Ireland, and we'll be stocking up on the stuff ASAP.

 

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Baileys Almande, available from Dunnes Stores, blends the delish flavours of almond with the classic drink .

It's dairy free, gluten free and vegan, and has vanilla undertones. 

'We’re excited to introduce a truly indulgent treat for those who either can’t or choose not to have dairy in their diet,' Colin Donnelly, Baileys Marketing Manager said. 

 

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'Baileys is the world’s most-loved spirit brand and we’re proud to be able to offer a dairy-free alternative with the same quality and delicious flavour that people love about Baileys.'

The company have also come out with a delish sounding Strawberries & Cream edition of their classic spirit.

Sadly, that one isn't vegan but for the dairy-munching among us, it's more good news. 

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We love a good glass of Baileys.

It's smooth and creamy and alcoholic so basically, it can't get any better than that.

But, oh wait, it can. Yep, Bailey's has just released its own range of iced coffees and they sound delish.

Baileys Iced Coffee Mocha and Ice Coffee Latte has made its way to the market and come in small 200ml cans (so, you know… it can be enjoyed on the go).

Baileys Iced Coffee

Each can contains a blend of Arabica and Robusta coffee, pure milk and of course, the dreamy liqueur is added in there too.

Have a look out for it in supermarkets nationwide, or Bailey's also recommend you to make your own with 45ml of Baileys Original, 90ml of cooled coffee and a heap load of ice.

Enjoy!

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Ah, Paddy's Day. The most Irish day of them all. And where would we be in Ireland without all the craic?

Sure, most of the fun of Paddy's Day is meeting up with your friends and going for a few drinks.

But if you don't want to face the herds in town, stay at home and have some fun with these Guinness jelly shots.

The combo of Bailey's, Guinness, coffee and chocolate kinda makes these shots seem too good to be true – but sure, we'll give everything a go.

Here's the recipe if you fancy it. Now go and be merry. Happy St. Patrick's Day! 

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Paddy’s Day celebrations are just around the corner so here are some tasty cocktail recipes for you to try this weekend!

1. Old Fashioned

  • 50ml Irish whiskey
  • 25ml Angostura bitters
  • 1 sugar cube
  • Dash of water

2. Happy Paddy’s Day!

  • 25ml Vodka
  • 25ml Bailey’s
  • 15ml crème de menth
  • 10ml single cream
  • Mint leaf – to decorate

3. Irish Ginger Beer

  • 50ml Irish whiskey
  • 30ml ginger beer
  • 30ml apple juice

4. Manhattan

  • 50ml Irish whiskey
  • 20ml red vermouth
  • 15ml Angostura bitters
  • Maraschino cherry – to top

5. Bailey’s Coffee Dream

  • 25ml Bailey’s
  • 25ml Kahlua
  • 15ml Chocolate liquer
  • Milk, to fill
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These truffles are very easy to make and can be prepared the day before and left in the fridge until you need them. Rich and dense, the perfect after-dinner treat!

What you need:

  • 400g dark chocolate, broken into small pieces
  • 250ml double cream
  • 100ml Bailey’s
  • cocoa powder, to coat

What you do:

  1. In a saucepan, heat the cream until it is nearly boiling, but do not allow it to actually boil.
  2. Pour the cream over the chocolate pieces and allow the chocolate to melt. When it has melted, stir in the Bailey’s.
  3. Place the mixture in a bowl that will later allow you to shape the truffles, perhaps a wide casserole dish.
  4. Refrigerate the mixture for 1-2 hours until it has hardened.
  5. Put some cocoa powder on a plate.
  6. Shape the truffles using your hands and roll the balls in the cocoa powder; then place on a serving plate.
  7. Continue until the mixture is used and all of the truffles are coated with cocoa powder.
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