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Newest Review: ... with a choice as to how he lets the barman know what he wants. I am glad that the choice of how this is done is left to our immagination. The only part of this advert that has started to annoy me is the way it is continually cut to fit in with the programming schedules. Although the advert will sell no doubt sell this product, I for one do not like it. I do not like creamy type drinks. I would tell you more but I am off out now looking for a noisy nightclub that sells Baileys. ... more

Customer Baileys Reviews (7)

russnike1
Baileys: how to make irish cream (136 words)
by - written on 16/01/04, updated on  16/01/04 (Somewhat useful, 6383 readings)
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i dont know if any of you baileys drinkers out there have tried to make your own irish cream,i do have a recipe that you can do,but i havent tried it out yet.if theres anybody brave enough to try it,have ago,and when you've recovered,tell me how it went please.right here goes,and make sure you have some hangover cures in the house.......3EGGS,BEAT LIGHTLY AND ADD HALF PT OF SINGLE FRESH CREAM AND BEAT LIGHTLY.ADD A TIN OF CONDENSED MILK AND MIX IN.BLEND 1 TEA SPOON OF INSTANT COFFEE IN 1 TABLESPOON OF HOT WATER AND MIX INTO MIXTURE.ADD 1 CUP OF WHISKEY (OR A LITTLE BIT MORE IF DESIRED)BOTLE AND DRINK.THIS WILL MAKE 1 AND A HALF LITRES.HAVE AGO AND HOPE YPU ...  Read the complete review

proxam
Lift That Barge, Tote That BAILEYS (844 words)
by - written on 12/01/04, updated on  02/01/12 (Very useful, 111 readings)
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BAILEYS IRISH CREAM is not normally a drink I would drink, but you know how it is at Crimbo, you rummage around in your stockings and have a feel at the goodies (or is that just me?). And lo and behold, there's always a bottle of something-or-other from someone-or-other cunningly wrapped in a long, slim gift-bag that possibly cost more than the contents. Being thought of as a bit of a 'jakey' - quite erroneously, as it happens - I am usually inundated with all sorts of alcoholic treats. (It's a sair fecht!) I have a theory that certain bottles of liqueurs and wines never actually get drunk, but are passed from person to person as unwanted gifts. Think about ...  Read the complete review

January
Baileys: Winter warmer (520 words)
by - written on 03/12/03, updated on  03/12/03 (Very useful, 85 readings)
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I love Christmas time, decorating the house and the tree, buying presents, happy children, and a bottle of my favorite, Baileys Irish Cream. The advert for this liquer is kind of funny and a little flirty all at once, a man walks into a party as the lights get switched off and someone kisses him. They taste of Baileys and when the lights go back on he looks around to see who is holding the glass, of course there's some women but at the end of the advert there is also a man. How suggestive! This is such a creamy indulgent taste that if you haven't tried it then it's a must. A bottle of 700ml baileys will cost you around £12.99 you ...  Read the complete review

lauraanderson
Slip Inside (303 words)
by - written on 25/11/03, updated on  25/11/03 (Useful, 55 readings)
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Now, I’ve heard of lots of shooter with Baileys in them, but this one was new to me. A few days ago my best mate and me went out on the town for the night. We were sitting in a nice little bar in Colchester called Bar33. On the wall was huge array of cocktails, shooter etc. we decided to be adventurous and try a couple of the shooters we’d never heard of! Me, being a Baileys lover, went for the only one with Baileys in! The “Slip Inside.” It was made from Butterscotch schnapps and Baileys! From the sound of it, it sounded like it was going to be very sweet, but I’m always willing to try everything once! ...  Read the complete review

NaughtiestNeil
Baileys: Lust the cream of the crop. (216 words)
by - written on 19/01/01, updated on  24/01/01 (Useful, 104 readings)
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This advert actually has more to it than meets the eye. The rough outline if the advert (there are similar variations of it) is a man in a noisey nightclub ask the women if she wants a drink. Convieniently, the women is unable to hear, and lacks the common sense to walk towards him! she then proceeds to caress her neck, mimicing the action of baileys. However, (this is the clever bit!) whether the advertiser knew this, this is also sign language for lust! Therefore, are advertising it as a 'sexy' drink, when perhaps, inadvertedly included the lust. The use of people in the advert show it to be a glamourous drink, in a tredny bar, so it is ...  Read the complete review