Irish Cream

A visually stunning layered shot with Kahlúa, Irish cream, and Grand Marnier. Each layer floats perfectly on top of the last.

This layered shot originated around the early ’90s in the U.S. and is meant to be imbibed hands-free.

Also known as a "Haemorrhage Shot", this short cocktail is supposedly named for its ability to kill brain cells, although the appearance and texture suggest more than one reason it may have gained its namesake.

A notorious shot where citrus curdles the cream liqueur — a party dare classic.

The Irish Blues is a brown drink made from Smirnoff blueberry vodka, Bailey's Irish cream, Cointreau orange liqueur and light cream, and served over ice in a rocks glass.

A classic layered shot with anise flavor and creamy sweetness.

A creamy dessert shot with strawberry and vanilla notes.