12 Mr Black Coffee Liqueur co*cktails To Perk Up Your Daily Grind (2024)

The espresso martini is one of the most popular co*cktails to make with Mr Black! While there are multiple ways to make an espresso martini, this recipe is my favorite and likely the most popular way.

All you need is one ounce each of espresso, vodka, and Mr Black. Shake them all together with some ice, and you're done! It's so simple and one of the best co*cktail pick-me-ups ever!

The White Russian co*cktail was invented in the early 1960s, and it had its heyday in the 90s after being popularized by the iconic film The Big Lebowski.

If you didn't see the movie, this classic co*cktail is made with vodka, coffee liqueur, and cream or milk. Using Mr Black results in a White Russian that's far less sweet and way more caffeinated, which is the best of both worlds!

This tasty riff on a White Russian involves making a chai tea infused vodka, which might sound intimidating, but couldn't be easier! You just steep chai tea in vodka for about 30 minutes, or until the chai tea flavor is to your liking. The other ingredients you need are just Mr Black and half & half.

It's spicy, warming, and perfect for the fall or winter!

A classic Irish Coffee only contains four ingredients: coffee, Irishwhiskey, sugar, and cream. It can be served hot or over ice depending on your preference.

This specific recipe stays pretty true to the classic preparation, but it adds in Mr Black. Combine it with Irish whisky and coffee over ice, then garnish with whipped cream and a sprinkle of sugar.

Also, if you like your drinks a little sweeter, you can just add sugar while preparing the coffee.

A Cold Fashioned is essentially an Old Fashioned with coffee liqueur. This recipe uses Mr Black alongside rye whiskey and a dash of orange bitters. So it's spicy from the rye whiskey and rich and decadent from the Mr Black.

It's amazing after a big meal, and such a fun and unexpected twist on a classic recipe!

The Negroni is yet another classic co*cktail that's just made better with the addition of Mr Black! Traditionally a Negroni is made with gin, vermouth, and Campari.

Mr Black adds another dimension to this tasty co*cktail, along with a kick of caffeine.

The Boulevardier is a Negroni made with whiskey instead of gin. This Cafe Boulevardier recipe is a fun variation on a classic Boulevardier that contains Mr Black, rye whiskey, Amaro Montenegro, chocolate bitters, and cardamom bitters.

So it'll be a bit softer and less bitter than a traditional Boulevardier, with a nice coffee flavor to it.

This clever co*cktail recipe is basically the combination of a whiskey sour and a black forest cake! Ingredients are Mr Black, bourbon, cherry liqueur, creme de cacao, lemon juice, and egg white.

Though it sounds like a dessert, it's actually a really well balanced and complex co*cktail that's guaranteed to impress anyone who loves sours!

I know what you're thinking... coffee in a margarita!? But hear me out: it's incredibly tasty. This recipe also comes right from the Mr Black website, so you know it's legit.

Ingredients are Mr Black, tequila, lime juice, and agave syrup. If you love coffee and margs, this will no doubt become your new favorite drink.

This is another recipe that will likely surprise you! Ingredients are aged rum, Mr Black, orange liqueur, lemon juice, and simple syrup.

So in many ways, it's a tiki drink. But the addition of Mr Black gives it a unique flare and distinctive hint of coffee that elevates it to a complex, elegant co*cktail.

This recipe has a secret ingredient that makes it taste like an actual tiramisu. You'll never guess it, so I'll go ahead and disclose that it's a teaspoon of mascarpone cheese.

Cheese in a co*cktail may sound weird -- because 99% of the time it would be -- but in this context, it makes all the sense in the world. It'll just add a subtle mascarpone flavor and creaminess, which results in a richer, more complex drink.

Other ingredients are Mr Black, Marsala wine, white creme de cacao, espresso, simple syrup, and chocolate bitters.

This recipe is perfect for the fall, and a fun way to mix up your co*cktail repertoire. It's made with Mr Black, mezcal, Cynar (an Italian bitter apéritif), and sweet vermouth.

So it's smoky from the mezcal, a bit bitter from the Cynar and vermouth, and the Mr Black adds richness with a punch of coffee flavor. Sweater weather in a glass!