Five Farms Irish Cream Liqueur is a premium farm‑to‑table Irish cream made from single‑batch cream sourced from five family farms in County Cork, Ireland, blended with Irish whiskey.
Owned by Joint venture with McCormick Distilling Company and Five Farms International
About Five Farms Irish Cream Liqueur
Five Farms Irish Cream Liqueur is a super‑premium farm‑to‑table Irish cream brand created as a joint Irish‑US venture and launched in 2017. The cream is sourced from five family‑run dairy farms in County Cork and combined with Irish whiskey to produce a rich, small‑batch liqueur that has won multiple international awards. The brand emphasizes provenance, animal welfare, and quality ingredients, positioning itself at the high end of the Irish cream category.([fivefarmsirishcream.com](https://fivefarmsirishcream.com/?utm_source=openai))
A “Five Farms Card” charge on a bank statement most likely relates to the purchase of Five Farms Irish Cream—either in a retail environment (such as a liquor store, duty‑free, or specialty food shop), via an event or tasting, or potentially through an online order where the merchant descriptor references the brand name. In some cases, merchants or distributors processing card payments for a single‑product promotion or brand‑specific kiosk may label the transaction with the product/brand (Five Farms) rather than the store’s broader corporate name. Authorization holds may appear initially, then settle at the final purchase amount once the transaction is captured.
To verify a Five Farms charge, cardholders should first match the date and amount with any recent purchase of Irish cream liqueur or related gift packs, particularly in liquor stores, specialty retailers, airports, or online drinks shops where Five Farms is stocked. Receipts (paper or email) from those merchants are the best reference point. If uncertainty remains, contact the card issuer to request additional transaction details such as the merchant’s registered name, city, and country. Consumers can also visit the Five Farms website to locate official distributors and retailers and compare against where they were shopping. Disputes or suspected fraud should always be raised directly with the bank or card network within the required dispute timeframe.
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These are the raw merchant codes that appear on bank and credit card statements that we've identified as belonging to Five Farms Irish Cream Liqueur.
What is Five Farms Irish Cream Liqueur and why would it appear on my card statement as “Five Farms Card”?
Five Farms Irish Cream Liqueur is a premium farm‑to‑table Irish cream produced in Ireland using cream from five County Cork farms and blended with Irish whiskey. A “Five Farms Card” descriptor likely indicates you purchased this liqueur—often via a liquor store, bar, duty‑free shop, or online retailer that processed the transaction under the brand name rather than the store’s own name.([fivefarmsirishcream.com](https://fivefarmsirishcream.com/?utm_source=openai))
Does Five Farms itself sell directly to consumers online, or is the charge from a retailer?
Five Farms is primarily a brand and producer; distribution and sales are handled by retailers, distributors, and importing partners such as McCormick Distilling Company in the United States. If you see a Five Farms descriptor, the actual payment may have been processed by a retailer or distributor whose system labels the sale under the product name.([rte.ie](https://www.rte.ie/news/boost-my-business/2020/1111/1177575-five-farms-cream-of-the-crop-with-harrods-deal/?utm_source=openai))
What are typical purchase amounts for a Five Farms Irish Cream transaction?
Pricing varies by market and bottle size, but Five Farms is positioned as a super‑premium Irish cream and typically costs more than mainstream brands like Baileys. Common transactions are for one or more 700–750 ml bottles or gift packs, often totaling several tens of dollars (or local currency) per bottle, sometimes plus shipping if ordered online. Check local retailer pricing to see if the amount on your statement aligns with these ranges.([goodfoodireland.ie](https://goodfoodireland.ie/five-farm-irish-cream-liqueur/?utm_source=openai))
Could a small or duplicate Five Farms charge be an authorization hold?
Yes. Some retailers and online platforms place a temporary authorization hold when you first present a card, which may appear under the product or brand name (such as Five Farms). This hold should either disappear or be replaced by the final settled amount within a few business days. If a small test amount or duplicate pending charge does not clear, contact your card issuer.([fivefarmsirishcream.com](https://fivefarmsirishcream.com/faqs/?utm_source=openai))
How can I confirm which store or website actually processed my Five Farms purchase?
Check recent receipts from liquor stores, duty‑free shops, specialty food stores, or online drinks retailers around the date of the charge. If you still cannot identify it, call your card issuer and ask for the full merchant name, location, and, if available, a phone number associated with the transaction. Comparing that information against the list of retailers on the Five Farms “Where to Buy” pages can help you pinpoint the exact seller.([fivefarmsirishcream.com](https://fivefarmsirishcream.com/?utm_source=openai))
How do I request a refund for a Five Farms charge I don’t recognize or no longer want?
Refunds must be handled by the retailer or online shop that sold you the bottle, not directly by Five Farms. Locate your receipt or confirmation email, then contact that store’s customer service and reference the date, amount, and last four digits of your card. If you suspect fraud or cannot reach the merchant, open a dispute with your bank or card issuer, who can investigate and, if appropriate, reverse the charge according to card‑network rules.
Is it possible that someone else used my card to buy Five Farms Irish Cream?
Yes. Because Five Farms is stocked in numerous off‑premise and online retailers internationally, an unauthorized user of your card could purchase the product and the descriptor may simply show as “Five Farms” or “Five Farms Card.” If the date or location doesn’t match your activity, immediately report the transaction to your bank, cancel the card, and request a replacement.
Can I contact Five Farms directly about a billing question?
Brand‑level contact details (such as social media and web contact forms) can be found on fivefarmsirishcream.com, but for specific billing questions about a card transaction, your first point of contact should be the retailer and your bank. Five Farms does not generally have direct visibility into individual card charges processed by independent stores or distributors.([fivefarmsirishcream.com](https://fivefarmsirishcream.com/?utm_source=openai))