A Little Tipple At Saint Patrick’s Day – Irish Drinks Roundup

Looking for some delicious Irish drinks to kick off your St. Patrick’s Day celebration? This Irish drinks  roundup features easy to make cocktails that will be a hit with any St. Patrick’s Day party crowd.

These drinks are also great if you are just looking for a delicious drink to enjoy on your own.

When you think of St. Patrick’s Day, you probably picture a spread of green and some Irish whiskey, or an Irish cream liqueur.

While many of these drinks do include Irish whiskey and may be green in color, this collection of Irish drinks adds a few extra flavors and colors. This roundup showcases Irish American creativity at its very best.

From whiskey iced tea to flavored coffee and St. Patrick’s Day cocktails, these delicious Irish inspired drinks are sure to delight.

Irish Whiskey Sweet Iced Tea

 

Tasty and refreshing, this sweet tea is made with an Irish whiskey and served cold for a delicious Irish drink you are sure to love.

Recipe Courtesy of Our Crafty Mama

 

Luck of the Irish Cocktail

 

With only a few ingredients needed, this Irish cocktail is easy to whip up and will be a tasty Irish drink for St. Patrick’s Day.

 

Recipe Courtesy of Simplistically Living

St. Patrick’s Day Emerald Surprise

Celebrate St. Patrick’s Day with this beautiful green Irish emerald surprise drink!

Recipe Courtesy of The Good Hearted Woman

Irish Coffee With A Decorative Flair

 

Made with smooth Irish whiskey and a touch of sweetness from the cream, this delicious Irish coffee is going to delight your taste buds.

Recipe Courtesy of  Kudos Kitchen By Renee

Minty Leprechaun Cocktail

 

A delicious adult beverage that will make the perfect party drink, this minty leprechaun cocktail is sure to delight.

Recipe Courtesy of Who Needs A Cape

Grasshopper Cocktail

 

Delicious, and easy, this minty chocolate cocktail drink is sure to delight and is perfect for St. Patrick’s Day.

Recipe Courtesy of Become Betty

Guinness Tomato Beer with Irish Whiskey

 

Celebrate St. Patrick’s Day right with this delicious spiked Guinness tomato beer that’s made with Irish beer, Irish whiskey, and tomato juice.

It’s a like a Bloody Mary, meets a Guinness with a whiskey twist.

Recipe Courtesy of Making My Abode

The Snakebite

 

Guinness and pear flavors come together to create this delicious cider just in time to celebrate your favorite Irish holiday.

Recipe Courtesy of From Valerie’s Kitchen

Toasted Cream Irish Coffee Cocktail

This delicious Irish coffee cocktail is topped with a toasted cream that brings the drink together to create a fun Irish drink.

Recipe Courtesy of Gastronom Blog

Baileys Chocolate Martini

 

This chocolate martini is sure to delight! This easy to make Baileys Irish martini is a great way to celebrate St. Patrick’s Day.

Recipe Courtesy of Chisel and Fork

 

St. Patrick’s Day Punch

 

If you are looking for a party drink to serve that is also kid friendly, this St. Patrick’s Day punch is delicious and easy to make.

Recipe Courtesy of Our Wabisab Life

 

Irish American Mom’s Irish Coffee

 

Have you ever wondered why Ireland is associated with Irish Coffee and not Irish Tea? Learn all about the history and origins of this famous drink, and learn how to make a traditional Irish coffee to resemble a pint of porter.

Irish Coffee Recipe

Irish Hot Whiskey

 

Known as a hot toddy, this delicious mixture of Irish whiskey, brown sugar, lemons, cloves, and hot water is lovingly called, The Irish Flu Shot.

Learn how to make a perfect Irish hot whiskey with tips for protecting your glass when using boiling water.

Irish Hot Whiskey

Thanks for checking out this selection of Irish drinks and cocktails.

A big thank you to all the recipe developers and bloggers who graciously shared their work with us today. I truly appreciate your generosity in granting permission to allow me feature your images and recipes here today.

I hope everyone has a lovely Saint Patrick’s Day, and remember to celebrate safely. Don’t drink and drive, and always remember our Irish ancestors’ warnings about the Demon Drink.

And as you raise your glass don’t forget to use the traditional Irish toast, “Sláinte.” (Pronunciation is slaw-in-cha, which means “to your health.”)

Happy Saint Patrick’s Day to all!

 

Slán agus beannacht,

(Goodbye and blessings)

 

Irish American Mom