Ireland
Food, wine, beer and spirits in Ireland.
Modern Irish small plates for a reimagined St. Patrick's Day
A festive St. Patrick’s Day menu
Best drinks to celebrate St. Patrick's Day
Irish cream espresso martini
The Irish cream espresso martini is a luxurious after-dinner cocktail that combines rich espresso, velvety Bailey’s Irish cream, smooth vodka, and a hint of coffee liqueur. It’s creamy, bold, and perfectly balanced between sweet and bitter, making it an indulgent way to end a meal.
Irish mule
A refreshing Irish twist on the classic Moscow mule, the Irish mule swaps vodka for smooth Irish whisky, blending it with spicy ginger beer and zesty lime juice. Served in a traditional copper mug, this cocktail is crisp, bubbly, and easy to drink, making it a great choice for casual gatherings and celebrations.
Irish whisky sour
The Irish whisky sour is a smooth, tangy, and slightly sweet cocktail that highlights the rich, caramel notes of Irish whiskey. The combination of fresh lemon juice, simple syrup, and a velvety egg white froth creates a perfectly balanced and silky drink. It’s a timeless choice that’s both bold and refreshing, making it an excellent pre-dinner cocktail.
Irish cream chocolate mousse
Made with just a handful of ingredients, this decadent dessert balances deep chocolate flavor with the subtle warmth of Irish cream.
This mousse is simple to make yet impressive to serve, making it the perfect ending to a festive meal, or any time you’re craving a sophisticated chocolate treat.
Guiness beef stew
A hearty and rich beef stew slow-cooked in Guinness for deep, complex flavors. Serve with soda bread.
Cider in Ireland
Apple and blackcurrant pie from Ireland
Apples and blackcurrants are fruits that grow well in Ireland, so they appear often in their fruit pies. Instead of blackcurrants, you can use blackberries for this pie.