St Patricks Day Glassware

Raise a glass to Ireland on St Patrick’s Day, whether you’re drinking Guinness, green beer or cocktails.   To make the occasion even more special why not use one of these fantastic St Patrick’s Day Glasses?   Oh to be sure to be sure they’re the finest glasses to be filling with Irish cheer!

What will you be serving in your St Patrick’s Day shot glasses?   Well you could serve shots of Irish Whiskey or you could try a few traditional St Patrick’s Day shots such as the Irish Flag or a Baby Guinness.

Baby Guiness

¾ shot Kahlua

¼ shot Baileys

Fill a shot glass ¾ way full with Kahlua and then gently layer the Baileys on top.

Irish Flag Shooter

1 part crème de menthe

1 part Baileys

1 part Grand Marnier

Pour the crème de menthe into a shot glass first, float the Baileys on the top, let settle and then float the Grand Marnier on top.

Of course as with any occasion you want to be dressed to impress and these shot glass accessories will be a talking point at whatever St Patrick’s celebration you attend.

There’s nothing quite like a pint of Guinness to raise in an Irish toast on March 17^th, well actually I prefer Kilkenny but I’ve always been a little contrary!   Now you can always add to your Guinness with the Dublin Milkshake or a Black Custard.

Dublin Milkshake

1 pint of Guinness
1 shot Tia Maria

Black Custard

1 pint of Guinness

1 shot Baileys

With both of these drinks you simply pour your Guinness slightly short and add the offending shot to the top – they are both delicious although I always feel that Baileys is more in keeping with the best of Irish celebrations.

Always make sure that you take a designated driver with you when you’re partying and there’s no reason why they can’t get into the St Patrick’s Day spirit with green lemonade.   This is so simple to make by simply using some green food coloring in the lemonade and serving them in one of these gorgeous St Patrick’s Day glasses.

For the wine drinkers there are some wonderful personalized wine glasses.    The advantage of these glasses is that the deep green means it doesn’t matter what color the wine is inside as it looks good when the person is holding it!   St Paddy’s Day style in a wine glass, can it get much better?

If you know your friends are going to ‘get messy’ when they celebrate St Pat’s Day with you then what about using plastic cups?   They’re also handy to have if you’re having more of a family day with children around because let’s face it children and glass don’t mix well!