Pernod Ricard Korea is offering Kahlua coffee cocktail menus at nine cafes in Seoul for 30 days starting Dec. 27.
The leading global coffee liqueur brand Kahlua collaborated with nine trendy cafes in Seoul to develop a special Kahlua coffee cocktail menu being offered for 30 days until late January.
Each menu reflects the characteristics of the café’s baristas.
Center Coffee will present four coffee cocktails created by the head barista, UK Brewers Cup champion Park Sang-ho.
Customers ordering the coffee cocktails during the promotion period will be offered a food pairing with a Tiramisu made using Kahlua and a chance to participate in the ‘Kahlua Cocktail Class’ under Park.
Other leading cafes such as ‘Coffee and Cigarette’ in Seosomun-dong and ‘BiBiBi Coffee’ in Seongsu-dong will sell Kalua merchandizes specially made to commemorate ‘Coffee Goes Cocktails’ Season 3, as well as Kahlua coffee cocktails, created using the cafe’s unique recipes.
Pernod Ricard Korea marketing director Kerrie Kim said they would introduce coffee aficionados to a diverse and unique coffee experience.


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