Kahlúa and Dunkin’ Launch a New Caramel Swirl Cream Liqueur
References: dunkindonuts & tasteofhome
Kahlúa, the world’s leading coffee liqueur, has teamed up with Dunkin’ to create a brand-new drink: Kahlúa Dunkin’ Caramel Swirl Cream Liqueur. This marks Dunkin’s first-ever step into cream liqueurs, while Kahlúa secures its largest investment in the cream liqueur category with this release.
Inspired by one of Dunkin’s most popular flavor swirls, the liqueur blends sweet caramel notes of toffee, vanilla, and dulce de leche with hints of coffee, chocolate, and Kahlúa’s signature rum made from 100% Arabica coffee beans from Veracruz, Mexico. The finish is a smooth, creamy sip with a sweet aftertaste.
Already awarded Gold by the International Wine & Spirit Competition (IWSC), the liqueur offers coffee lovers and cocktail fans an easy, ready-to-pour way to enjoy the classic taste of Kahlúa with a Dunkin’ twist.
Image Credit: Dunkin'
Inspired by one of Dunkin’s most popular flavor swirls, the liqueur blends sweet caramel notes of toffee, vanilla, and dulce de leche with hints of coffee, chocolate, and Kahlúa’s signature rum made from 100% Arabica coffee beans from Veracruz, Mexico. The finish is a smooth, creamy sip with a sweet aftertaste.
Already awarded Gold by the International Wine & Spirit Competition (IWSC), the liqueur offers coffee lovers and cocktail fans an easy, ready-to-pour way to enjoy the classic taste of Kahlúa with a Dunkin’ twist.
Image Credit: Dunkin'
Trend Themes
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Collaborative Beverage Innovations — The partnership between Kahlúa and Dunkin’ highlights a growing trend in co-branded beverage creations, pushing traditional flavor boundaries in the spirit industry.
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Flavored Cream Liqueur Momentum — With Dunkin's entry into the cream liqueur market, there's a clear opportunity for expansion in flavored cream liqueurs aimed at a diverse consumer base seeking familiar yet novel tastes.
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Award-driven Product Appeal — Receiving the Gold award from the IWSC amplifies consumer interest by leveraging accolades to increase the perceived quality and desirability of new beverage products.
Industry Implications
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Alcoholic Beverage Manufacturing — As coffee-infused and flavored alcoholic beverages captivate consumers, the industry is poised for innovation in crafting unique, multi-flavored liqueurs that cater to evolving taste preferences.
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Coffee and Cafe Brands — The move into liqueurs by a prominent coffee brand like Dunkin’ signals potential growth in the integration of coffee flavors into spirits, offering diverse product lines beyond traditional beverages.
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Confectionery and Flavoring — The combination of familiar sweet flavors such as caramel and chocolate in spirits introduces new product development opportunities in the flavoring sector, focusing on creating complementary combinations for different markets.
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