Bailey's Irish Cream Flavored Coffee – 1 lb
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Bailey's Irish Cream Flavored Coffee – 1 lb: Profile and Brewing Guide
This medium-bodied flavored coffee combines Irish cream character, vanilla and a whiskey-like finish without alcohol. This page reflects only details published by T.M. Ward Coffee Company and the current Shopify options; undocumented origin, cultivar or processing information is left unspecified.
Added Irish cream, vanilla and whiskey flavor; contains no alcohol defines the intended cup. These are added flavor descriptors, not evidence of coffee origin, cultivar or processing. Brew it black first to judge sweetness and body, then add milk if desired; dairy or plant milk can soften roast bitterness and emphasize dessert-like aromatics.
Coffee Profile
| Roaster | T.M. Ward Coffee Company |
|---|---|
| Origin | Not published by the roaster |
| Roast | Not published by the roaster |
| Process | Not published by the roaster |
| Cup profile | Added Irish cream, vanilla and whiskey flavor; contains no alcohol |
| Available format | 1 lb; regular or decaf; whole bean or multiple ground settings |
How to Brew It
For drip or pour-over, start near a 1:16 brew ratio—about 30 g coffee to 480 g water—with a medium grind. If the cup is sharp or thin, grind a little finer; if it is bitter or drying, grind coarser. For immersion, try 1:15 with a coarse grind and a four-minute steep.
Use clean water that meets your brewer or espresso-machine requirements. Keep dose and water constant while adjusting grind. A slow drawdown or drying finish usually calls for a coarser grind; a fast, weak cup often benefits from a finer grind. Store coffee sealed, cool and dry, away from heat, moisture and strong odors.
Choosing Whole Bean, Grind and Size
1 lb; regular or decaf; whole bean or multiple ground settings. Whole bean gives the most control and slows aroma loss; grind immediately before brewing with a consistent burr grinder when possible. If selecting pre-ground coffee, match the option to the brewer. Bulk buyers should divide coffee into smaller airtight portions so the full supply is not exposed each day.
Complete Your Coffee Setup
Compare more specialty coffee. For whole-bean preparation, the Turin DF64 Gen 2.7 grinder supports precise grind adjustment, while the Turin Legato V2 espresso machine is a practical route for dialing in espresso-capable selections. Equipment is optional and should match the grind and brew method selected.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is this roasted coffee or green coffee?
This is roasted coffee, ready to grind or brew in the selected format. It is not unroasted green coffee.
What roast level should I choose?
Not published by the roaster is available or published for this coffee. When more than one roast is offered, choose the lighter option for more clarity or the darker option for deeper roast character and higher perceived body.
Which brew method is a good starting point?
Drip or pour-over is a dependable first recipe, while French press emphasizes body. Use the guidance above and change grind before making several recipe changes at once.
Should I order whole bean or ground?
Choose whole bean for maximum freshness and control. Choose a ground option when you do not have a grinder, confirming that the selected grind matches the brewer.
Are the named flavors added?
Yes. This is sold as flavored coffee, so added irish cream, vanilla and whiskey flavor; contains no alcohol describes the flavor treatment. The roaster does not publish a specific origin or cultivar for the base coffee.
How much caffeine does it contain?
Regular and decaf options are listed. Select the caffeine choice before choosing whole bean or a ground format.
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