Alcoholic Coffee/Tea Drink Reviews

Montreal brewpub Dieu du Ciel's Peche Mortel ("Mortal Sin") is a decadently delicious Imperial Coffee Stout. It bold chocolate and coffee flavors make it an exceptional after dinner drink.

Although Japanese brewery Hitachino is best known for its Belgian-style White Ale, Hitachino Espresso Stout and Hitachino Sweet Stout (made with coffee) are also well worth trying.

Award-winning J. Witty Spirits Organic Chamomile Liqueur is fantastically complex and warming. If you like tea-infused spirits, chamomile-infused vodka or regular old chamomile, J. Witty Spirits Chamomile is a must try!

Jah*va Imperial Coffee Stout combines the best traits of imperial stout and high-elevation Jamaican coffee with a high alcohol content and an abundant, smooth coffee-chocolate flavor.

MateVeza Organic Yerba Mate Black Lager is a 5.2%-alcohol, 25-IBU Schwarzbier brewed with yerba mate. It has a has a roasty, rich, coffee-like flavor that's dark enough for winter, but a light body that makes this just about the darkest beer I'd ever love to crack open in summertime.

Sure, it has caffeine and alcohol... but if you're looking for the next Red Bull and Vodka, this is not it. MateVeza Organic Yerba Mate IPA has a complex, bittersweet flavor that's suitable more for beer and yerba mate aficionados than it is for caffeine junkies.

Nils Oscar Coffee Stout is a coffee beer with a straightforward, bright flavor and a sweet coffee aroma. It pairs well with heavy foods, like chocolate cake and fried pub grub.

Voyant Chai claims to be the world’s first chai cream liqueur. Will it appeal to the growing legions of fans of masala chai (a.k.a. “chai tea”)? Or will it be a sweet way to mask alcohol, like Firefly Sweet Tea Vodka did with sweet tea?

Morpho Herbal Ale is an unhopped beer that uses yerba mate and other herbs to get its bitterness.

A limited-release porter made with 100% Kona coffee? Yup. Read a review and tasting notes for this handcrafted coffee beer from Kona Brewing Company.