(Literally!) Intoxicating Desserts

This dessert puts a boozy twist on the classic poke cake. After baking, soak the cake layers in a cup of Prosecco. Add a peach and Prosecco filling between each level and finish with a homemade whipped cream frosting. Peaches and cream have never tasted better!

This is definitely our new favorite way to eat fresh watermelon. Just freeze watermelon slices in a mixture of orange zest, tequila, and orange juice, and voila! Margarita ice pops that are almost better than the real thing.

What could make gooey, warm, comforting bread pudding any better? Irish whiskey, of course! Soaking the raisins in whiskey gives them a little extra punch, while adding more whiskey to the buttery sauce makes this dessert extra rich.

Try this adults-only take on the classic root beer float when you're in the mood for something sweet and refreshing.

Rum-soaked fruit, rum-infused ice cream, and cake brushed with rum: We're fairly confident that if you like rum, you'll like this cake recipe.

Boozy desserts don't get much easier than this champagne cake. Start with a white box cake mix, replacing the water called for with champagne! For a showy presentation, serve with fresh strawberries on top.

Almost like mini apple pies, these empanadas are taken to the next level with a splash of tequila mixed into the buttery apple filling. A drizzle of tequila-spiked glaze ensures each bite packs plenty of spirit.

This cobbler's intoxicating edge comes from adding rose wine to the deliciously sweet plum filling. Golden brown biscuits are just the cherry on top of this mouthwatering dessert.

Calling all bourbon lovers! Added up, this chocolaty cake recipe with its booze-infused sauce has a full cup of bourbon.

Give ice pops an adults-only spin by making these fruit-filled treats with a cup of white wine. When you add in strawberries, kiwi, and mango slices, these pops are just like sipping on a glass of sangria—just a little chillier.

Not two tablespoons, not two cups, but two BOTTLES of red wine give this trifle dessert its intoxicating qualities.

If regular ice cream floats seem too heavy, this grown-up float is the perfect solution. Just pour sparkling rose over blueberry granita and coconut gelato, then enjoy sipping on this light and fruity float.

This wintry white dessert cocktail gets its buzz from brandy and creme de cacao and its rich indulgence from ice cream and whipped cream. Bottoms up!

Chocolate, cherries, brandy...what's not to love? Brandy-simmered cherries make an intoxicating topper for a classic brownie recipe.

Rose wine is synonymous with summer, but we took it a step further when we created these wine ice pops.

Do you like chocolate? Do you like bourbon? If you answered yes to both of those questions, you must try this dessert recipe.

Beer in the batter and liqueur in the sauce will have you drunk with happiness after finishing a slice of this holiday-inspired cake recipe.

Start by simmering nectarines in sweet Muscat wine, but don't you dare dump that cooking liquid—simmer it a bit longer until it makes a thick syrup to drizzle over the fruit and ice cream.

With bourbon in the cake batter and the caramel sauce, this is one cupcake recipe guests will buzz about.

Cheers to a chocolaty, boozy dessert that you drink!

Don't scale back on red wine in summer months—freeze it into a fab icy dessert full of Zinfandel and cinnamon flavors.

Wine, brandy, and Cointreau combine with peaches to create a tipsy topper perfect for ice cream, cake, shortbread, or even eating with a spoon straight out of the saucepan.