Two Stacks Double Irish Cream is a premium Irish cream liqueur made with a blend of four different styles of Irish whiskey and eight times more Irish whiskey than the market standard, bottled at 35 proof (17.5% ABV).
Two Stacks is an Irish whiskey bonder and blender reviving the traditional Irish trade of independent whiskey bonding; it is one of only three recognized whiskey bonders in Ireland, and also created the Dram in a Can, the world's first Irish whiskey in a can. Double Irish Cream was the world's first Irish cream to use a blend of four different styles of whiskey, and it was developed with Robert A. Merry & Co. of Clonmel to create a delicate balance of flavor for the ultimate Irish cream experience.
The higher whiskey content and better-quality dairy set it apart from mass-market creams. The whiskey blend includes pot still and peated malt components, which give it a much deeper, more whiskey-forward profile than a traditional cream liqueur.
Expect aromas of milk chocolate, vanilla and freshly roasted almonds, introducing a rich, velvety palate with notes of chocolate and a lingering whiskey warmth. It is silky, smooth and luxurious, with real depth beneath the cream.
Serve it chilled over ice, pour it into coffee, or use it in an Irish cream martini or over vanilla ice cream. The black bottle with its gold design makes it an elegant gift.
Tasting Notes
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Nose: Milk chocolate, vanilla, roasted almonds.
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Palate: Rich, velvety cream, chocolate, whiskey depth.
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Finish: Silky, with lingering whiskey warmth.
Specifications
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Producer: Two Stacks, Ireland (with Robert A. Merry & Co., Clonmel)
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Style: Irish cream liqueur
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Whiskey: Blend of four styles, 8x the market standard
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Proof / ABV: 35 proof (17.5% ABV)
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Size: 700ml
How to Enjoy It
Serve it chilled over ice, stir it into coffee, or shake an Irish cream martini.
Frequently Asked Questions
What makes it different?
Four styles of Irish whiskey and eight times more whiskey than standard Irish creams.
Who makes the cream?
It was developed with Robert A. Merry & Co. in Clonmel.
How strong is it?
35 proof (17.5% ABV).
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