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How Baileys Was Invented From The World’s Vaguest Brief: ‘Make Something Irish’

In 1973, two men in a Soho office received £3,000 and possibly the vaguest product development brief in history: ‘make something Irish.’ Within 45 minutes, David Gluckman and Hugh Reade Seymour-Davies would create Baileys Irish Cream – a revolutionary spirit that would sell its billionth bottle by 2007 and establish an entirely new category in the global spirits industry.

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The Lost Baileys Whiskey That Almost Revolutionized Irish Spirits

In 2001, Baileys CEO Chris Britton conceived a groundbreaking spirit in Dublin: an Irish whiskey finished in bourbon casks seasoned with Baileys Irish Cream flavors. Despite initial success and innovative production methods, regulatory hurdles and corporate timing would prevent this revolutionary concept from reaching its full market potential.

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