Guinness Green Collection Mini Pint Glass, Set of 2 - Shot Glass Size

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If you’re a Guinness fan, then you need to get your hands on these Guinness Pint Glasses! They’re CE marked, embossed with a harp design, and seriously stylish. And with that, I think you’re ready to serve some of these baby Guinness shots. If you do, I’d love to hear all about them. Let me know what everyone thought!

This was originally served as a drink for special occasions, but now it can be found in many bars and restaurants all over the world. You can use either Kahlua or Tia Maria (or another coffee liqueur for your shot). Tia Maria has a slightly sweeter taste than Kahlua. Why Is it called A Baby Guinness Shot? The coffee liqueur part in this drink mimics the iconic dark color of stout beer. In recent years, more and more coffee liqueurs have entered the market, and the sweetness and caffeine levels can vary widely.The baby Guinness shot tastes very sweet, but if you’re expecting a beer taste then you will be disappointed. This baby version is a shot recipe that doesn’t actually contain any Guinness at all! It gets its name because it looks exactly like a tiny glass of the famous Irish beer. But apart from its looks, it has nothing in common with the iconic beer from Dublin. Instead, the shooter includes coffee liqueur and a float of Irish Cream liqueur. I hope you’ll try makes these baby Guinness shots. If you do, please leave a comment and a 5-star rating below.

Well, I believe they are called such because when poured, these shots look like a glass of Guinness. The coffee liqueur is the base of the shot that gives it the deep rich brown color of Guinness. A layer of Irish cream, which is a soft creamy tan color, floats on top creating the “foamy head” of the beer. It’s pretty clever and really tasty! Serve with Desserts: Pair these delightful shots with your favorite desserts to create a harmonious and indulgent experience. Peanut butter desserts, raspberry brownies, or even a rich cheesecake are excellent choices to complement the flavors. Chill Your Liqueurs: For the best results, make sure to chill your Irish cream and coffee liqueur before assembling the shots. Chilled liqueurs will create a cleaner separation of layers and enhance the visual appeal of the shot.The coffee creamer and milk combine to create a sort of hazelnut flavor that is surprisingly delicious! How To Make A Baby Guinness Shot The latter is a popular liqueur based on Irish Whiskey, cream, and additional flavorings. It usually contains 15-20% Alcohol By Volume (ABV) and was first produced in Dublin, Ireland, in 1973.

Here are some questions that often arise when I talk about this shot recipe. What does a baby Guinness shot taste like? Of course, not everything went according to plan – the courier left the glasses on the doorstep, in full view of the street. But hey, at least they were still intact!

What Is Tia Maria? 

While it may look like it, this recipe actually contains no beer at all. Only coffee liqueur and Irish Cream liqueur are used to create this sweet treat instead. Choose the Right Glassware: While the classic shot glasses work perfectly for these adorable treats, consider using small clear or transparent glasses to showcase the beautiful layered effect.