7 Sweet and Boozy Alcohol Infused Cupcakes (Must Try!)
Friday night is quickly approaching. So it’s time to party!
But, before you gather the gang, could you please tell me if everything is in order? Keeping the crowd pumped up is a difficult task.
Every party requires good booze, finger foods, and even desserts to keep it going.
Are you stumped as to what to serve at the party?
Do you want to try something new? Then, to your gathering, add some sweet and boozy notes!

7 ALCOHOL INFUSED CUPCAKES
We’ve compiled a list of 7 of the best alcohol-infused cupcakes to make every Friday night fun and exciting!
Sorry, kids, these delectable treats are only for adults.
#1. FLAVORFUL FIREBALL CUPCAKES RECIPE WITH CINNAMON WHISKY

These simple Fireball Cupcakes pack a powerful punch! They’re a surefire way to get the party started, with their cinnamon flavor and a few shots of Fireball Whisky. Don’t be fooled by the pretty buttercream frosting. It also has a little cinnamon whisky in it!
This boozy treat, made with a boxed cake mix and a little liquor, is suitable for both dessert and happy hour and takes just over 30 minutes to prepare!
#2. BAILEY CUPCAKES

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If you’re new to liquor-infused cupcakes, these Baileys cupcakes are a good place to start! Devil’s food cake mix, eggs, and Baileys are used to make the cupcakes. They are adorned with chocolate sauce and have chocolate on top, giving them a sweet and creamy flavor.
#3. Pink Grapefriut DAIQUIRI CUPCAKES

One of the best alcohol shot cupcakes on this list are the pink grapefruit daiquiri cupcakes. These festive cupcakes are sweet, filling, and, of course, boozy!
These may appear intimidating to make because they require a few ingredients, but they are truly crave-worthy! It’s ideal for a party or a late-night snack all year.
#4. TEQUILA SUNRISE CUPCAKES

Cupcakes with tequila for a girls’ night out? So why not? These cupcakes, packed with orange juice, grenadine, and tequila, and topped with a maraschino cherry and tangy-sweet bicolored frosting, will keep your besties hyped until sunrise! Serve these delectable pink drinks alongside your cupcakes to amp up the excitement at your party.
#5. HONEY WHISKEY CUPCAKES

The honey whiskey cupcake is the next big (boozy) thing at your upcoming gathering. Because of the deep flavor of honey and bourbon vanilla pod seeds, they have these sweet and creamy flavors.
If you’re looking for an indulgent treat to go with your old fashioned or cape cod cocktail, these alcohol-filled cupcakes are a must-try!
#6. JACK AND COKE CUPCAKES

Jack Daniel’s whiskey and coke are timeless pairings. So it came as no surprise when I discovered these alcohol-filled cupcakes on the internet.
These Jack and Coke cupcakes, on the other hand, will blow your mind with their sweet chocolate ganache and creamy buttercream frosting! If you don’t like whiskey, you can substitute your favorite rum!
#7. GIN AND TONIC CUPCAKES

If you enjoy gin, these Gin and Tonic Cupcakes are your new best friend! Among the alcohol-infused cupcake recipes I’ve shared, this dessert piqued my interest.
They’re stunning, inventive, and zesty! It’s the ideal treat for bringing everyone together. If you serve them at your next party, you’ll be kept busy as you pass them around like cocktails.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can you get drunk off alcohol-infused cupcakes?
To be clear, these cupcakes are not simply infused with alcohol. The alcohol is added after the delicious treats have finished baking, so it does not bake out. If you eat enough, you will become inebriated β and most likely have a stomach ache as well.
How do you infuse alcohol in a cake?
While some recipes include alcohol in the baking mix, if you want the true strength of booze in your baking, add it to simple syrup to soak the cake layers in or fold a little into frosting, whipped cream, or glaze for the final topping.
How much is a dozen alcohol-infused cupcakes?
Non-alcoholic cupcakes cost $34 for a dozen or two mini dozens, while alcoholic cupcakes cost $36 for a dozen or two mini dozens. The minimum order quantity available for purchase is a dozen.

Gin and Tonic Cupcakes
- Prep Time: 15 minutes
- Cook Time: 20 minutes
- Total Time: 35 minutes
- Yield: 12 cupcakes 1x
Description
Your favorite cocktail made into a cupcake! Cupcakes with gin and tonic and gin-infused butter icing. Adults will love this little treat!
Ingredients
- 175Β gΒ unsalted butterΒ room temperature
- 175Β gΒ golden caster sugarΒ see notes for alternatives
- 2Β mediumΒ limesΒ zest only
- 2Β largeΒ eggsΒ room temperature
- 200Β gΒ self- raising flourΒ see notes for alternatives
- 3Β tablespoonΒ gin
- 3Β tablespoonΒ tonic water
For the syrup:
- 50Β gΒ caster or granulated sugar
- Β½Β mediumΒ limeΒ juice only
- 3Β tablespoonΒ gin
- 3Β tablespoonΒ tonic water
For icing butter:
- 150Β gΒ unsalted butterΒ room temperature
- 370Β gΒ icing/ powdered sugar
- 2Β tablespoonΒ gin
To decorate (optional):
- 1Β mediumΒ limeΒ zest only1Β mediumΒ limeΒ slices
Instructions
- Preheat the oven to 175 degrees Celsius (160 C fan). Set aside a 12-hole cupcake tin lined with paper liners.
- In a large mixing bowl, cream together the butter and sugar with an electric mixer until pale and fluffy, about 3-4 minutes. Mix in the lime zest until well combined. Mix in the eggs, one at a time, with 1 tablespoon of flour between each addition (this will keep the batter from curdling) on low speed until well combined. Fold in the remaining flour, then the gin and tonic, and combine until you have a smooth batter.
- Fill 34 of each cupcake case with batter, leaving enough room for the cupcakes to rise, and bake for 17- 20 minutes, or until the cupcakes have risen and are springy to the touch. Allow them to cool for 5 minutes before removing them from the tin and placing them on the cooling rack.
- Prepare the syrup while the cupcakes are baking. Bring all of the ingredients to a boil in a small saucepan. Simmer the mixture for about 10 minutes, or until all of the sugar has dissolved and it has thickened slightly. Set aside after removing from the heat.
- Prepare the syrup while the cupcakes are baking. Bring all of the ingredients to a boil in a small saucepan. Simmer the mixture for about 10 minutes, or until all of the sugar has dissolved and it has thickened slightly. Set aside after removing from the heat.
- Brush the syrup over the cupcakes (you can also dip the tops of each cupcake in the syrup or spoon it on top of each cupcake) and set aside while you make the butter icing.
- To make butter icing, combine the butter and icing sugar in a mixing bowl and beat on low speed until well combined. Mix in 2 tablespoons gin until you have a smooth, thick, and creamy icing. The longer you beat it, the smoother and lighter it will appear. Pipe the icing on top of each cupcake using a piping bag fitted with a nozzle (I used a Wilton 1 D). Sprinkle some lime zest, lime slices, and paper straws on top of the cupcakes.
Notes
Please keep in mind that all of my recipes are created and tested in metric grams. For more accurate results, I recommend using digital scales. I’ve included a conversion to US customary in the recipe, but please keep in mind that I haven’t tested it.
- Category: Dessert
- Method: None
- Cuisine: British
Nutrition
- Calories: 470kcal
- Sugar: 49g
- Sodium: 17mg
- Fat: 23g
- Saturated Fat: 14g
- Carbohydrates: 65g
- Fiber: 1g
- Protein: 4g
- Cholesterol: 89mg
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