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Lidl has introduced a new selection of Irish Cream Liqueurs ahead of the holiday season.


The line-up features three distinct flavours: The County Creams Caramel Biscuit Liqueur is inspired by the popular speculoos biscuit, blending rich Irish cream with the nutty, caramelised and sweet notes of the biscuit.


Meanwhile, the County Creams Tiramisu Liqueur draws inspiration from the classic Italian dessert. This liqueur features flavours of coffee and cocoa; and the County Creams White Chocolate Liqueur combines Irish cream with sweet white chocolate notes.


The 20% ABV liqueurs are available in Lidl stores nationwide for an RRP of £7.49, while supplies last


#Lidl #creamliqueurs

Shimadzu | Leader | Oct 2026
Rafaela Sousa

Rafaela Sousa

29 October 2024

Lidl launches new range of Irish cream liqueurs

Lidl launches new range of Irish cream liqueurs
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