Brandon Howell

10

This stuff tastes great! — 6 years ago

with Lisa

Trixie

9.1

☘🌈 To cap off St. Patrick's day a fine Irish 🇨🇮 stout. Dark brown appearance with minimal cream head. Aroma of roasted coffee and chocolate. Full bodied flavour with smooth coffee and chocolate undertones. •4.1% ABV• March 17, 2018 ☘ — 7 years ago

Aly G

9.0

Extremely smooth bourbon taste with creamy finish. Sweet liquor. Far less bite than Bailey's (made with Irish whiskey) — 8 years ago

Please Dont Sell My Data

9.4

Please had this 8 years ago

Trixie

9.8

A rich, silky smooth Irish cream. Sweetened with honey. Delightful! — 9 years ago

Brandie Brown

10

Well-blended, creamy, & delicious. I, also, agree that Brendan's is much more delicious than Bailey's. Even better, it's HALF the price, too!
I love a good Nutty Irishman with Brendan's, Frangelico, & my Organic Valley Lactose-Free 1% milk. YUM! 😋 — 10 years ago

Somm David T

Independent Sommelier/Wine Educator

9.0

This Cape Point bottling is named after the owner’s granddaughter Irish heritage. It is an homage to her.

Lemon curd, cream, lime, grapefruit, green melon, passion fruit, underripe pineapple, green beans, sea spray, light chalkiness, granite minerals, flint, dry herbaceous notes with yellow & spring flowers.

The body is full and a touch waxy. Lemon curd, cream, lime, grapefruit, green melon, passion fruit, underripe pineapple, green beans, honeysuckle, sea spray, light chalkiness, heavy granite minerals, flint, dry herbaceous notes with yellow & spring flowers. Beautiful fresh, lively acidity and rich, well polished finish.

Photos of; their amazing restaurant terrace view, sloping Estate vineyards, Sofia’s Panna Cotta and the drive up to cape Point Estate. — 6 years ago

Kyle Katterjohn

9.3

Pretty go for coffee@before work — 8 years ago

Ken Musk

9.4

Silky smooth feel on palate. Very creamy like a coffee creamer. Easy to drink alone or with a shot of espresso. — 8 years ago

Matt Sterr

9.2

Butterscotch. Chocolate 🍫. Certainly a higher level of Irish 🍀 Cream. — 8 years ago

Becca Sapienza

10

Looking for a real coffee flavor look no further! Great smooth liquor on its own or with Irish cream or over ice cream! — 9 years ago

Oleg Prophet

9.1

When you bored with Irish cream. — 10 years ago

Devin Bray

9.7

Absolutely stunning. Devoid of many of the flavors that characterize most whiskies, like toffee, caramel and oak. On the nose, it's packed full of fresh orchard fruit up front - green apples and pears, pineapple, fruitcake, honey, crushed peanuts, orange blossom, cream. The body is rich and supple, stuffed with fresh fruits that caress the tongue with a fresh vanilla bean sweetness before offering a burst of tartness on the midpalate that lifts things into the stratosphere. That fructuous sour note hammers home the strong connection to crisp apples and freshly picked pears, and prevents this whiskey from coming across too rich and sweet. A hint of menthol, leather, and dried earth. Cardamom and clove dance on the palate with walnuts, violets and honeysuckle for the medium-long finish. Nice notes of barley at the tail end. Really special. — 10 years ago

Matt LeQuelenec

9.8

Cream and vanilla - I only drink sub 500 bottle whiskey now — 7 years ago

Olga P.

9.3

Chocolate cherry flavour — 7 years ago

Dennis P.

9.0

13 straight days of sub zero overnight temps in Wisconsin. Its time to switch from wine to Irish coffee. That means a healthy dose of Jameson, hot coffee, whip cream, and a sprinkle of powdered chocolate. Imported from Ireland, 40% abv. 80 proof. — 8 years ago

Kathy Davis

10

When you want something like Bailey's Irish Cream, but better. Really does taste like Almond Roca. — 8 years ago

Matt Sterr

9.0

Lighter for a Bailey's product. Essences of almond and cream on bothe nose and palate. — 8 years ago

Amanda Yanagisawa

9.1

Super boozy at first but by the mid way point i quite liked it. Dark, sharp creamy. — 9 years ago

Trixie

9.1

An Irish cream liquor from Dublin, Ireland. Adds a nice warmth and flavour to coffee or hot cocoa. — 10 years ago