Tia Maria Reviews

Me and 2 of my mates decided to have a girly night in while I was babysitting my 2 little sisters and they both mentioned they were bringing munchies so I went to Tesco and treated us to a bottle of Tia Maria because that's always been our drink when we're together. Tia Maria is a coffee liquer and is a smooth drink and not a creamy ...  Read the complete review

For the first time in many years I had a drink of Tia Maria, someone kindly bought a bottle for me for Christmas, so I thought this would be an excellent time for a review. ~The Product~ Tia Maria is a Jamaican drink, it is coffee based with hints of vanilla. It's a dark liquid, which whilst very sweet it not at all ...  Read the complete review

What is Tia Maria Tia Maria is a liqueur spirit with the distinct taste of coffee. It is produced by Pernod Ricard and is made in Jamaica using Jamaican Blue Mountain Coffee beans. The main ingredients are coffee beans, cane spirit, vanilla and sugar. Pouring the drink. I have my tumbler at the ready with a ...  Read the complete review

In my youth I was never what you might call a "binge drinker", more for the simple reason that although I could probably manage a few shorts or bottles of "pop", before falling over, I never really found anything I could drink for the enjoyment of, it was always going for the drink that got me drunk the quickest! I ...  Read the complete review

The origins of this opinion date back to New years eve 2002. It was a night where I couldn't possibly lose! I was kitted out in my best clothes. I smelt great, I felt great and I looked great! I was going to club Hertforshire, UK. I was getting a lift with someone who didn't drink alcohol! Which meant a lift back as well! I knew this night was ...  Read the complete review

I'm beginning to think I have the alcoholic appreciation of a ten year old. Let me explain further. Occasionally I will drink beer or lager. But, I've never really grown to like the taste that much. On rare occasions, I will actually want to drink beer or lager in the same way, that on rare occasions I will want to drink tea. More usually ...  Read the complete review

There's a lovely story attached to the origins of Tia Maria, all about Jamaica during the Colonial Wars, fleeing noblewomen, black pearl earrings and a secret family recipe. You can read it on their website (http://www.tiamaria.co.uk) if, like me, you like to know the folklore and stories behind the things that you buy. The ...  Read the complete review

This coffee based liqueur has been tempting and flavouring my appetite since the day that I discovered it. Its warm, rich sensual texture brings relation and comfort in its wake. Tia Maria has been crowned with many respects and awards, including the gold medal in the liqueurs category of the international Wine and Spirits Competition in the year ...  Read the complete review

Tia Maria has to be one of the most intriguing drinks that I have ever tasted. The combination of coffee, vanilla, sugar and spirits has been perfected to create a unique liqueur that is smooth and rich in flavour. A bit of history is necessary in order to give you the true essence of the drink and its origins. The ...  Read the complete review

Tia Maria is a great liqueur sprit. The History of this drink can be tracked back to over 300 years to Jamaica. Tia Maria is produced from coffe beans that have been harvest from the foothills of the blue mountain peak range on the island of jamaica. The coffee beans are processed and the liquid distilled to produce a ...  Read the complete review

Tia Maria is a dark liqueur, which brings the delicious taste of coffee to every glass. It can be drunk straight, over ice, in coffee or mixed with other drinks to make the most scrumptious cocktails. It is the UK's leading coffee liqueur and in 2000, and 2001, it was awarded the gold medal in the Liqueurs category of the International Wine ...  Read the complete review

The taste of Tia Maria should never be forgotten, like marmite you either love it or hate it. I most definitely fall into the former category! This gloriously opulent drink has a romantic and dark beginning as the colour of the drink itself. Its history can be traced back some 300 years, to the Caribbean Island of Jamaica. In the ...  Read the complete review

I'm not a coffee drinker and so Tia Maria has never been on my favourite drinks list. On its own I've found it a bit too potent and sharp tasting for my liking, although it improves each time I try it. However once somebody suggested mixing it with coke - it's a whole new ball game! It produces an exotic taste that is easy ...  Read the complete review

MMMmmmmmmmMMM! Tia Maria; sweet, dark, intoxicating (!). This liquer is delicious seved with cola and ice or coffee (cold or hot). I personally find that after a few glasses of Tia Maria and coke, the taste turns more to chocolately than the subtle coffee flavour you first get with it. If you close your eyes and think "Cadburys" then ...  Read the complete review

Sweet sexy drink is how I describe this liquer. It's very subtle taste of cofee, mixed with a subtle sweetness makes this drink easy to get friendly with all night! As you pour it into a glass, you can see it's smooth consistency will just glide down your throat in one fast swoop (if you wish!), it tastes great with coke (other ...  Read the complete review

Tia Maria is a Jamaican liqueur made from vanilla, coffee and cane spirit, and has an unforgettable taste. I particularly enjoy it with a drop of coke, but only a drop mind you, and if I’m really in the mood for a strong tipple I make a Black Russian by adding vodka. Last Christmas I tried it using cream instead of the coke but ...  Read the complete review

When I first saw Tia Maria I thought to myself, "I bet that tastes like sh!te" and I immediately dismissed it and bought my 1 litre bottle of Baileys. Of course like most things unknown to man I became intrieged and was curious as to what taste lied behind the name. So after eventually having some I quite liked the coffee ...  Read the complete review

Mmm, can you smell the soft aroma of coffee mixed with alcohol? Not too strong but strong enough to tickle those taste buds? The seductive taste and smell of Tia Maria is made from a secret Jamaican recipe which includes cane spirit, coffee and vanilla. Drink it as it is for a warming but subtle taste experience, or mix it with Cola. ...  Read the complete review

I had this on the rocks for the first time last night and I was pleasantly surprised to say the least. Tia Maria is a coffee flavoured liqueur made from cane spirit, Jamaican coffee, sugar, and vanilla. This spirit is commonly mixed with Cola as the flavours are somewhat complentary. It also makes an enjoyable drink on it's own, and ...  Read the complete review