Hot Tarea Kahlua
Description
Hot Tarea Kahlua is a warm cocktail combining coffee liqueur Kahlua with Italian amaretto cream liqueur 'Tarea.' It's an elegant drink that warms both heart and body during autumn evenings and cold seasons, with the deep flavor of coffee perfectly matching the sweet aroma of almonds. Particularly popular with women, it's an elegant hot cocktail that can be enjoyed as a dessert.
Origin
Country of Origin: Italy-Mexico (Fusion Style) （1980年代）
A modern hot cocktail combining liqueurs from two different cultures: Mexican Kahlua and Italian Tarea. It became popular in European cocktail bars in the 1980s, created in response to female customers' requests for a sweet and warm cocktail. It represents the fusion of coffee culture and amaretto culture.
Birth Date Meaning
A princess who never forgets her maiden heart, no matter how old she gets
The sweet and elegant taste of this cocktail, along with its warm and enveloping characteristics, expresses the charm of a woman who maintains a pure and beautiful heart despite growing older
Famous Quotes
- "True beauty is not determined by age, but by the state of one's heart" - Audrey Hepburn
Trivia
- Tarea is a premium cream liqueur from Italy, characterized by its amaretto aroma and high-quality cream
- Kahlua was born in Mexico in 1936, named after the Arabic word 'kahwa' meaning coffee
- Hot cocktails have been enjoyed in Europe since around the 16th century for their warming effects
- The combination of coffee and almond is a popular flavor in Italian cafe culture
- As a hot cocktail for autumn evenings, it offers relaxing effects
Recipe
Ingredients:
- Kahlua - 30 ml
- Tarea (Amaretto Cream) - 15 ml
- Hot Milk - 120 ml
- Whipped Cream - 適量 適量
- Cinnamon Powder - 適量 適量
Instructions:
- Warm the mug with hot water beforehand
- Heat milk to 65-70°C (be careful not to boil)
- Pour Kahlua into the warmed mug
- Add Tarea (amaretto cream)
- Slowly pour the heated milk and stir gently
- Add whipped cream if desired
- Sprinkle cinnamon powder lightly to complete