The first time I made this Mighty Irish Guinness Beer Cake, it was technically for a friend’s birthday—but let’s be honest, the cake was the main event, and my friend was just lucky to be the recipient...
This thing is dangerously easy. No need to wrestle with a Bundt pan or search for your dignity after it sticks—just pour the rich, beer-kissed batter into a regular pan and wait for magic. It’s dark, dense, and so moist it should probably come with a warning label.
And the whipped topping?
Laced with Bailey’s and a whisper of sugar, it’s the kind of creamy cloud that makes you question why frosting even exists.
Visit Charleston, South Carolina
The Historic Andrew Pinckney Inn, Charleston, South Carolina
Charleston blends cobblestone charm, Southern hospitality, and top-tier food into one unforgettable trip. Walk historic streets, dine on fresh Lowcountry fare, and unwind by the beach—all in a city that feels frozen in time (in the best way).
The Andrew Pinckney Inn puts you right in the heart of the action. Housed in restored 19th-century buildings, this boutique hotel is named after Revolutionary-era leader Andrew Pinckney. Bonus: enjoy rooftop breakfast, wine hours, and views that pair perfectly with your porch-sittin’ dreams.
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