The Bottom Line
Pros
- The great taste of Kahlua coffee liqueur, just creamy.
- Not too sweet and just enough coffee flavor.
- Great for easy cocktails or simply on the rocks.
Cons
- Available for a limited time (2009 holiday season).
Description
- A 2009 limited edition coffee liqueur made of Arabica coffee beans, Mexican vanilla, cane rum and cream.
- Imported by The Kahlua Company, Purchase, NY
- 17% alc/volume (34 proof)
- Retails for around $18/750ml bottle
Guide Review - Kahlúa Coffee Cream Liqueur
I have found that Kahlua Coffee Cream is one of the most convenient liqueurs in my bar. It has found its way into many cups of my coffee where it acts as a creamer replacement despite my preference for taking mine black - in fact a bottle has sat near my coffee pot since. It is also excellent for a very quick variation of a White Russian or an Aggravation, in which it replaces both the coffee liqueur and cream, and because the caffeine is so low I've found that it makes a scrumptious nightcap when poured over ice.
The list of possible cocktails with this liqueur has to be endless, but the reality is that we may only have a few months to explore it. With its release Kahlua also had New York City mixologist, Julio De Los Santos, create a few drinks for inspiration. One is the Kahlua Cognaccino in which Martell Cognac is paired with the coffee cream and amaretto, which I have also become infatuated with. The other two, curiously, combine this liqueur with the original Kahlua: the Kahlua Mexicano pairs it with sambuca while The Curious Russian goes with vanilla vodka. I can also see some potential with whiskies and, of course, a creamier version of an Espresso Martini.
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