I had never had Kahlua until I heard a sketch by George Carlin in which he mentioned a man on a plane working on his ninth Kahlua. I have mentioned in my previous drinks reviews That I like to try new drinks all the time and a few months ago while I was out on a night out with a friend I decided to try Kahlua for the first time. Intrigued about the drink I Did a bit of research on Kahlua and found that it is a Mexican Coffee based Drink that ranges from 20.0% and 26.5% abv depending on the market. It is a mix of alcohol and coffee and is known as a great cocktail ingredient. Now onto the drink. Once I had bought one of these in a local pub I smelt ...  Read the complete review

When me and my mate decided to have a few drinks last weekend she turned up with a bottle of Kahlua which I've seen before but have never tasted. It's a coffee liqueur like Tia Maria but has a better flavour and I don't think it's as sweet as Tia Maria and that's good because that drink makes me feel sick sometimes. We had ours with coke to start with and then my mate told me about a cocktail recipe she had heard where you mix Kahlua with vanilla vodka and cold milk. I had got a bottle of vanilla vodka so we tried it like that and it was yummy and very creamy tasting. The Kahlua on its own is wicked and tastes quite strong of coffee and it's good ...  Read the complete review

I am not a big drinker. I am a mother and therefore rarely have time to nurse a hangover from under the duvet while I watch the Hollyoaks omnibus on a Sunday so I don't usually bother. Having said that, I have two weaknesses - the first is Tequila which for safety reasons I should not be allowed within 20 feet of and the other is Kahlua for which I fell hard several years ago on a trip home to Canada. >>>The History of Kahlua<<< Kahlua, well know in the Americas and growing in recognition in the UK, is a popular Mexican liqueur produced by Allied Domecq since before the second World War. In 2005, it was acquired by Pernod Richard and has ...  Read the complete review

Is there any better combination than coffee and alcohol? Well, yes, there is. But I haven't got time to list them all here. There are many coffee-based liqueurs on the market, and everyone has there own favourite. Personally, I don't think much beats the flavour of Tia Maria, but giving it a good run for its money, at least in the popularity stakes, is Kahlua. Kahlua is apparently made from the finest hand picked Mexican coffee beans. These are gently roasted and then fused with a selection of rums and the ubiquitous secret ingredients*. * Abridged from: http://www.kahlua.com Incidentally, I heard George Dubbya's library ...  Read the complete review

Available in most supermarkets, 'Kahlua' is a coffee flavoured liqueur. When people think of coffee and alcohol, the first thing which generally comes to mind is 'Tia Maria' - but Kahlua is stronger and less sweet than its exotic rival. Kahlua is simple - Cane Spirit, Mexican Coffee and vanilla - that's it. You can purchase a 700ml bottle for 13.69 from Sainsbury, and although it is expensive, it does last a while if you're a sensible drinker. The product can vary a fair bit in terms of its alcoholic content, and it will depend on the manufacturer, but the range is generally between 20-35%. There are some great cocktails which use Kahlua as their ...  Read the complete review