What Kahlua wishes it was.
Posted
16 Feb '16
by
Scott T
from
United States
with
118 ratings
8
This is what happens when an outstanding rum maker decides to make a coffee rum liqueur. Very rich, intense coffee flavor. I would imagine it will make an excellent white Russian but it is not easy to find and I would feel guilty doing anything but drinking it straight.
If you like coffee, you will love Araku
Posted
21 Aug '17
by
Joola69
from
United States
with
1784 ratings
6
Araku Coffee is much closer to a traditional coffee liquor than a coffee flavored rum. It's not bad by any means, but you really have to be a coffee lover to enjoy this neat.
An ok coffee liqueur but not much of a rum
Posted
4 Mar '16
by
Falcon91Wolvrn03
(PREMIUM)
from
United States
with
401 ratings
4
This has a nice coffee flavor, with a very syrupy liqueur-like texture. Though it says it's a "rum and coffee" drink, I'm not getting much rum flavor from it, and I find it fairly weak at only 28%abv.
There's not much else to describe it other than a thick syrupy coffee drink. Decent if you want a coffee drink, but nothing special as far as rums go. I recommend the Koloa Coffee as an example of a great coffee rum.
As a coffee liqueur . . .
Posted
23 Feb '16
by
Marty
from
United States
with
96 ratings
8
If you treat it as a coffee liqueur, it is truly a fantastic choice. Not so much a coffee flavored rum, but very tasty at 28% alcohol. Hard to find some of the Santa Teresa offerings around here, but I'm glad I got the last one of these on the shelf. This is sweet, but in a very nice way.
