With only three ingredients making an Irish Car Bomb is super easy! All you need is Irish Cream Liqueur, Irish Whiskey and a Guinness Beer! We recommend using Bailey’s for the Irish Cream Liqueur, and Jameson for the whiskey. Half the fun in this bomber style shot is dropping the shot into the beer! A quick tip, drink it quickly or you’re left with a curdled glass of beer, whiskey and Irish cream!
Irish Car Bomb
I’ve been sharing some super fun recipes just for St. Patrick’s Day like a Pickleback, Irish Trash Can and Green Beer so I know you’re ready for a party, right?
MY LATEST VIDEOSIf you are looking to fulfill your sweet tooth of St. Patrick’s day don’t miss the St. Patrick’s Day Desserts list I have! It’s always a super popular post!
Well now it’s time for one more drink recipe! So I’m going to start with the obvious question…
What is an Irish Car Bomb?
With only three ingredients the Irish Car Bomb Recipe is easy to make and this drink packs a punch! It’s meant to be chugged or drank very quickly! Because if you don’t the Bailey’s (cream Liquor) is quickly curdled by the whiskey and beer.
Irish Car Bomb Drink
Are you a person that goes all out for St. Patrick’s Day or a person that lays low?
Personally, with three children I’m the person that lays low these days!
Why is this called an Irish Car Bomb?
The ingredients in this drink are typically Irish and because the shot is “bombed” or dropped into the drink, hence the name!
What do I need to make an Irish Car Bomb Recipe
- Guinness Beer – a dark stout Irish beer is the beer of choice!
- Jameson Whiskey – This Irish (of course!) whiskey is a fairly smooth blend and fairly inexpensive.
- Bailey’s Irish Creme – Go for the good stuff here, after all this is a party!
Why do you have to drink Irish Car Bombs fast?
Because as previously mentioned if you don’t drink it quickly the creme liquor curdles and ew! It won’t taste good at all! Don’t worry though, it won’t curdle in your stomach after drinking. Hey this is a party drink, have fun with it!
How to make an Irish Car Bomb
- Pour the Guinness into a pint glass about half full
- In a shot glass layer, the Bailey’s on the bottom with the whiskey on top.
- Drop the shot directly into the beer and drink quickly!
Irish Car Bomb Recipe
This recipe is perfect for those of you that go all out and celebrate St. Patrick’s Day in full force.
I have someone close to me that does that so I need to make sure to share this with her!
We are talking the St. Patrick’s Day parade, full attire of themed clothes and a fun night out.
She also has no children, so I’m going to go with that’s my problem!
More drinks served with shots!
Because we’re talking fun party drinks here are a few more!
This is probably the most important part of this post. Now that you’ve had this epic party you probably know what’s next, right?
Best food for hangovers!
Of course, if you don’t drink too much you won’t have a hangover, that’s the best solution but if you do….
- Pickles… Ham Pickle Roll Ups – it’s the sodium!
- Hamburgers! Make this Whiskey Bacon Cheddar Burger– hair of the dog? Nah! Just a great burger!
- Crockpot Chicken Noodle Soup – not just good for cold and flu, because of the high sodium content chicken soup can help you rehydrate!
I’m expecting an epic party here, so be sure to take pictures and tag me on Instagram at @julieseatsandtreats or #julieseatsandtreats – lampshades on head optional! 🤪
Irish Car Bomb
Ingredients
- 1/2 oz Irish Cream Liqueur such as Baileys
- 1/2 oz Irish Whiskey such as Jameson
- 1 Guiness Beer
Instructions
- Add Irish Cream Liqueur and Jameson to shot glass, layering Irish Cream on the bottom
- Pour Guinness into pint glass 3/4 of the way and let settle
- Drop shot glass into Guinness and drink quickly
Well this shot certainly sound intriguing and yummy!
So I don’t drink alcohol, but I am very intrigued by this! Is there any way to make a “mock” Irish Car Bomb?
Ha! I’m not sure that you can 😉
My partner will absolutely love this. He will be all kinds of excited when he sees this drink. Thank you for sharing.
Hope he enjoys it!
Oh my heavens! I am all over this!
You and I both!
While I have never had one myself my husband really enjoys them! Thanks for the recipe so I can make them for him!
You’re welcome!