A classic. I love to serve Kahlúa Original Coffee Liqueur. It makes a wonderful ingredient in mixed drinks. There are so many great recipes, but White Russians are my favorite. Just three ingredients, so it’s basically foolproof. I have tried the somewhat less-expensive copycat brands, but none are equal to the Kahlúa, so it is absolutely worth the extra dollar or two for the real thing. I also use Kahlúa as an extra ingredient in baking sometimes, especially around the holidays. A little splash of Kahlúa makes a delicious addition to dessert-time coffees, to chocolate mousse and chocolate truffles and it also makes a great addition to “grown-up ice cream sundaes”. Once when I had no dessert to serve (I didn’t make any because usually people don’t listen when I say not to bring anything and I wind up with 10 desserts, way too much but this time they threw me a curveball and actually listened for once lol) soI had to improvise. So for dessert, I served a scoop of vanilla ice cream, drizzled with chocolate sauce and Kahlúa, topped with chopped almonds and maraschino cherries and then garnished with finely grated dark chocolate and a sprig of fresh mint.

Kalua is my absolute favorite coffe liquor!! Nothing beats it!! You just can't compare this liquor to anything else on the market. It definitely needs NO improving. Yes, it's a little on the pricey side but it's hard to put a price on such good taste I'm sure. I recommend Kaluha all the time!

I bought a bottle some weeks ago - 20% alc/vol. Yesterday I bought another one, only 16% alc/vol. How can both be "The Original"? I loved the one with 20% for white russians. The one with 16% is okay, a bit too sweet and not strong enough for heavy drinks. ;) Got to use some more vodka for sure.

I am just like the rest of the world...pouring this into my morning coffee sometimes because that’s just what you need. This liqueur is a great substitute for your boring ole creamer. For those weekends you want to start early but not go too crazy too quickly. Just the heads start you need. [product:kahlua-original-coffee-liqueur]

This is the liqueur we use for white russian drinks, I think that is the only drink I have had it in, but it is a staple for winter in my opinion and a liqueur that should be stocked for the holiday season! Classic item for your well stocked bar at home.

I make a shot call B52 with this liquor and it is amazing its a 3 layered shot that taste like coffee a little the top layer is grand Marnia, the middle layer is bailys, and the bottom layer is Kahlua and the trick is to pour with the back of a spoon to get the layers just right so they don't blend.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] One of my favorite cocktails is a White Russian! I love the bitterness mixed with sweetness. I do feel it is a little expensive, but it does last me a long time! definitely recommend! #influenster #kahlua

This takes me back to a college! This is smooth and is easy to add with some vodka or some add it in their coffee. I have not tried the other flavors. I just stuck to the original. I can not drink really sugary drinks so I can not purchase this one anymore.

This is good! I always have this around the house! Ultimate party favor for me! Whether I'm making Colorado Bulldogs or some sweet and delicious shots. It hasn't wronged me yet. Colorado bulldog: cream (of your choosing), kahlua, vodka, splash of coke. Tootsie pop: (usually serve as a shot) kahlua, grape liqueur, orange juice. Shake with ice. Serve. Enjoy!

A little sweet for some people's taste but I absolutely love it. Ice this baby, drink it straight or mix with some Irish cream and vodka. Personally I like to just keep it in the fridge, I feel like icing it, waters it down. Either way its yummy.. There are many recipes you can follow online!