
Kioki Coffee
Indulge in the rich and velvety Kioki Coffee, where the smoothness of Kahlua meets the warmth of brandy, all topped with a luscious cloud of whipped cream. It's the perfect cozy companion for those chilly evenings, blending the best of coffee and cocktails in every sip!
Ingredients
- •1 oz Kahlua
- •1/2 oz Brandy
- •Coffee
Instructions
- 1
Stir
- 2
Add whipped cream to the top.
Pro Tip
“For an extra indulgent touch, try using freshly whipped cream instead of store-bought. It adds a luxurious texture and can be flavored with a hint of vanilla or cinnamon for added depth.”
The Story Behind the Kioki Coffee
The Kioki Coffee cocktail is a delightful fusion of coffee and spirits that likely originated in the mid-20th century, inspired by the growing popularity of coffee liqueurs. Its exact origins are a bit of a mystery, but it's often associated with cozy, après-ski gatherings in snowy mountain lodges, where its warming qualities are most appreciated.
What Pairs Well
Food Pairings
- 🍽️Tiramisu
The creamy, coffee-infused layers of tiramisu perfectly complement the rich flavors of Kioki Coffee.
- 🍽️Chocolate Fondue
Dip into decadence with chocolate fondue, a sweet match for the cocktail's creamy, coffee notes.
- 🍽️Cheese Platter
A selection of cheeses provides a savory contrast to the sweet, creamy cocktail.
Perfect For
- Après-ski gathering
Warm up after a day on the slopes with this cozy, coffee-infused cocktail.
- Rainy Sunday afternoon
Curl up with a good book and a Kioki Coffee to make the most of a rainy day.
- Celebrating a promotion
Toast to success with a cocktail that combines the best of coffee and spirits.
- Netflix marathon
Binge your favorite series with a comforting Kioki Coffee in hand.
Fun Facts
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Kioki Coffee is sometimes referred to as 'Spanish Coffee' in certain regions, though recipes can vary.
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The cocktail's combination of coffee and brandy is reminiscent of classic European coffee drinks, which often include a splash of spirits.
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Kahlua, a key ingredient, is a coffee liqueur that originated in Mexico in the 1930s.
Watch our bartenders mix it up with fun animations!