Baileys Red Velvet was Created with Georgetown Cupcake
Laura McQuarrie — October 16, 2019 — Lifestyle
References: BAILEYS & prnewswire
For National Liqueur Day, Baileys Irish Cream Liqueur teamed up with the founders of Georgetown Cupcake to create an all-new, limited-edition product called Baileys Red Velvet that taps into the cupcake shop's best-selling flavor. According to the brand, "Baileys Red Velvet tastes like fresh chocolate cake, topped with a dollop of cream cheese frosting and just a hint of cocoa powder." The aromatic liqueur is sure to remind of freshly baked cupcakes, sweet cream and icing, offering a unique new way for adults who love cupcakes to experience Georgetown Cupcake's most popular kind of treat.
Inspired by the indulgent liqueur, Georgetown Cupcake will be serving non-alcoholic Baileys Red Velvet cupcakes that are infused with the flavor of the limited-edition liqueur at all of its locations throughout the fall and winter seasons.
Inspired by the indulgent liqueur, Georgetown Cupcake will be serving non-alcoholic Baileys Red Velvet cupcakes that are infused with the flavor of the limited-edition liqueur at all of its locations throughout the fall and winter seasons.
Trend Themes
1. Collaborative Cupcake Liqueurs - Baileys partnering with Georgetown Cupcake to create a limited-edition cupcake-inspired liqueur opens up opportunities for collaboration between alcohol brands and dessert shops.
2. Limited-edition Flavor Partnerships - The success of Baileys Red Velvet and Georgetown Cupcake collaboration demonstrates the potential for other brands to create limited-edition products that tap into the popularity of a specific flavor or brand.
3. Non-alcoholic Flavor Infusions - Georgetown Cupcake's non-alcoholic Baileys Red Velvet cupcakes highlight a trend towards incorporating alcohol-inspired flavors in non-alcoholic treats, opening up possibilities for creating unique flavor combinations and experiences.
Industry Implications
1. Alcoholic Beverages - Alcohol brands can explore partnerships with dessert shops or bakeries to create collaborative products that tap into popular flavors, creating new and innovative offerings for consumers.
2. Dessert Shops - Dessert shops and bakeries can partner with alcohol brands to create limited-edition products or non-alcoholic treats infused with popular alcoholic flavors, attracting new customers and expanding their product range.
3. Food and Beverage Retail - Food and beverage retailers can take advantage of the trend of limited-edition flavor partnerships by offering exclusive products that tap into popular flavors or collaborations, creating a unique selling point and driving sales.
5.2
Score
Popularity
Activity
Freshness
