You Can Get Ciroc-Infused Linzer Cookie Ice Cream On Goldbelly

Cookies, ice cream, and vodka are a pretty interesting combination! CÎROC is getting into the holiday dessert business with a little help from Tipsy Scoop and the result sounds like something adults with a sweet tooth will want to try. The two brands have teamed up to create Tipsy Linzer and it’s better than you think.

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CÎROC And Tipsy Scoop Give Linzer Cookies An Alcoholic Makeover

Linzer cookies have been around for a long time, so there’s plenty of holiday nostalgia packed into this new ice cream. Traditionally, these Austrian treats are made with two buttery cookies held together with raspberry or other fruit jam. The top cookie usually has a little cutout in the middle, allowing the colorful filling to peek through.

Tipsy Scoop has taken those familiar ingredients and given them a frozen makeover. Its new Tipsy Linzer combines vanilla ice cream with CÎROC Red Berry Vodka, raspberry jam, and shortbread cookie pieces. The vanilla provides a creamy base, the jam brings fruity sweetness, and the cookie pieces add a little buttery crunch.

Tipsy Scoop has plenty of experience making boozy frozen treats. Its menu includes flavors such as Cake Batter Vodka Martini, Dark Chocolate Whiskey Salted Caramel, and Vanilla Bean Bourbon.

$109 For Four Pints On Goldbelly

Anyone interested in trying this holiday creation can get it starting November 10, 2026. The flavor will be available at Tipsy Scoop Barlours, as well as through nationwide delivery on Goldbelly and the Tipsy Scoop website.

The online bundle contains four pints and costs $109. That comes to $27.25 per pint, which is certainly way more expensive than the ice cream sitting in the grocery store freezer.

There are a few things to remember before placing an order, too. Tipsy Scoop’s alcohol-infused ice creams can contain up to 5% alcohol by volume and customers must be at least 21 years old to purchase them. Deliveries also require an adult signature, so the recipient needs to be available when the package arrives.

And if you were wondering, the ice cream is shipped in insulated packaging with dry ice to help keep it frozen during transit. That makes nationwide delivery possible without requiring customers to live close to one of the brand’s shops.

The four-pint bundle could also work nicely for holiday hosting. Instead of serving the usual cake or cookies after dinner, hosts could offer adult guests a scoop of Tipsy Linzer. It would probably make an interesting holiday conversation starter, too. After all, not everyone has tried ice cream inspired by an Austrian Christmas cookie and infused with berry vodka.