Celtic Crossing Celtic Honey Beekeepers Liqueur
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Celtic Crossing Honey Beekeepers Liqueur, formerly known as Celtic Crossing, is a delightful blend of Irish whiskey, spices, honey, and other natural flavors. The updated bottle design brings a fresh look to this cherished liqueur, which has long been a favorite for its rich, sweet profile and versatile use. Produced in Northern Ireland, this liqueur combines the smoothness of Irish whiskey with the sweetness of honey and the warmth of spices, making it a perfect ingredient for cocktails, a delightful addition to tea or coffee, or simply enjoyed on its own over ice.
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Bottle details
| Type | Liqueur |
|---|---|
| Brand | Celtic Honey |
| Origin | Northern Ireland |
| Bottle size | 750 ml |
| Made from | Irish whiskey with honey, spices and natural flavors |
Why Liquor Geeks recommends it
This is a honey liqueur built on Irish whiskey, blended with honey, spices and natural flavors, and produced in Northern Ireland. Longtime fans may know it simply as Celtic Crossing. The new name and updated bottle design give a fresh look to a liqueur that has long been a favorite for its rich, sweet profile. In the glass you get sweet honey and warm spice up front, a hint of vanilla, and the Irish whiskey sitting quietly underneath. Subtle oak runs through a long, warming finish where the honey lingers. It suits anyone who wants something mellow and approachable after dinner, and it is just as useful to the home bartender. It works in a Honey Whiskey Sour or Old Fashioned, stretches into a highball with soda and lemon, and warms up coffee or black tea on a cold night. We carry it because it is genuinely versatile and well balanced. It is a sweet, smooth pour that tastes clearly of honey and whiskey, and it is easy to reach for in many different ways.
Pairs well with
- Vanilla ice cream or pound cake — Drizzled over the top, its honey sweetness and hint of vanilla turn a simple dessert into something indulgent.
- Gingerbread or apple pie — The liqueur's warm baking-spice notes echo the spices in these desserts while the honey rounds them out.
- Cold-weather nightcap by the fire — Stirred into hot coffee or black tea, its long, warming finish of honey and gentle spice makes for a comforting end to the evening.
Questions about this bottle
Is Celtic Honey Beekeepers Liqueur the same as Celtic Crossing?
Is Celtic Honey Beekeepers Liqueur the same as Celtic Crossing?
Yes. Celtic Honey Beekeepers Liqueur was formerly known as Celtic Crossing. The updated bottle design gives a fresh look to a liqueur that has long been a favorite for its rich, sweet profile and versatility.
What is this liqueur made from?
What is this liqueur made from?
It is a blend of Irish whiskey with honey, spices and other natural flavors, produced in Northern Ireland.
What does it taste like?
What does it taste like?
The aroma is rich and inviting, with sweet honey, warm spices, a hint of vanilla and underlying Irish whiskey. On the palate it is smooth, sweet and mellow, with prominent honey, a touch of spice, and subtle vanilla and oak. The finish is long and warming, with lingering honey sweetness.
What are the best ways to drink it?
What are the best ways to drink it?
Sip it neat in a liqueur glass, or serve it over ice to mellow the sweetness. It also shines in cocktails like a Honey Whiskey Sour, Honey Old Fashioned or Honey Highball. You can add it to hot coffee with whipped cream or to black tea with lemon.
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