Which British ice-cream sounds the best?

OK, we've done pizza, so it's time for ice-cream. Most of our flavours are the same you get everywhere else, but I've tried to pick out something that represents each nation. I've chosen ice-creams based on a drink linked to the relevant country.

ENGLAND. Sloe gin ice-cream.
Sloes and damsons are a fruit that grow in hedgerows and are collected by English people to flavour their gin. English women drink a lot of gin.

SCOTLAND. Irn-bru ice-cream.
Irn-bru is a soft drink made from soaking iron girders in carbonate water. It was invented to combat iron deficiency in children and remains Scotlands' favourite non alcoholic drink.

WALES. Merlyn cream liquor ice-cream.
Pretty, much a rip off of Bailey's Irish cream but less sweet for when granny wants a change.

Ireland. Irish Whiskey ice-cream
I couldn't find a good picture of guinness ice-cream so I went with Irish whiskey.
Sloe gin ice-cream
Irn-bru ice-cream
Merlyn ice-cream
Whiskey ice-cream
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Which British ice-cream sounds the best?
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