Irish Car Bomb
St. Patrick’s Day is fast approaching. I used to work in an Irish Pub in Milwaukee and at about this time every year, we started to sell thousands of Irish Car Bombs. It is a mixture of Irish Stout beer, Irish whiskey and Irish cream. Together it makes a great creamy drop shot. Yep, this one involves a two part process. You have to drop the shot in the beer and then chug. They can be messy, but they are a lot of fun. Plus, they get you really drunk. Who doesn’t love that.
This shot is the ultimate marriage between beer and liquor.
Irish Car Bomb
- 8 oz Guinness Irish Stout
- 1 oz Jameson Irish Whiskey
- 1/2 oz Bailey’s Irish Cream
Pour 8oz (1/2 can) of Guinness Irish Stout into a pint glass. Fill a shot glass 3/4 full of Jameson Irish Whiskey, then top with Bailey’s Irish Cream.
Drop the shot into the beer and chug.
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Make sure to chug or else the mixture starts to coagulate. Not a good thing. However, when made correctly this shot is creamy and delicious.
Above is the last thing you see before you let loose and party.
You are awesome for making me look forward to Wednesdays.
No problem James. Who doesn't love a good cocktail. Thanks for reading.
-Rex
An Irish Car Bomb is a tasty little Irish variation of the common boilermaker. This high octane drink is usually made up of three quarters of a pint of Guinness stout beer, one half shot of Bailey's Irish Cream liqueur and one half shot of Jameson Irish Whiskey. Obviously the brands of ingredients is not a major significance, unless you really must have an authentic Irish Car Bomb. This volatile mixture will curdle rather quickly, therefore you are advised to drink an Irish Car Bomb rather quickly compared to other drinks.