Ayiti Bitters Co. Kafe Anme Coffee & Cocao Bitters at Del Mesa Liquor
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Ayiti Bitters Co. Kafe Anme Coffee & Cocao Bitters

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Ayiti Bitters Co. Kafe Anme Coffee & Cocao Bitters is a 35% ABV (70 proof) Haitian liqueur in a 750mL bottle — a rum-based bitter liqueur ("kafé" = coffee, "anmè" = bitter in Creole) built on Typica coffee beans and local cacao pods, with Campeche bark, aromatic herbs, roots and orange peel, sweetened lightly with fresh cane juice. Deep coffee-cacao bitterness brightened by orange, vanilla bean and black pepper. Order it online at Del Mesa Liquor, San Diego, CA.

  • ABV: 35% (70 proof)
  • Size: 750mL
  • Base: Haitian rum, macerated with Typica coffee, local cacao, Campeche bark, herbs, roots, orange peel
  • Sweetening: lightly sweetened with fresh cane juice
  • Producer: Ayiti Bitters Co., Port-au-Prince, Haiti — shade-grown coffee and cacao support Haitian reforestation

Bitter, Haitian, Beautiful

Most coffee liqueurs are sweet first. Kafe Anme flips the script: deep, roasted bitterness leads, and only a touch of cane juice ties it together. The Typica beans — a wild-grown, high-altitude Arabica variety — and local cacao deliver espresso and dark chocolate while orange zest and black pepper keep it bright. It pours a superb equal-parts Negroni with gin and sweet vermouth, and it's a dessert served neat. See more amaro & bitters, browse liqueurs, or shop Ayiti Bitters Co. at Del Mesa.

Tasting Notes

Nose: freshly roasted coffee, dark cocoa, vanilla, warm baking spices, caramelized sugar. Palate: smooth and robust — rich espresso, bitter dark chocolate, nutmeg, toasted almond, subtle earthy sweetness. Finish: long, mocha and vanilla with warm spice.

How to Enjoy

Neat as an after-dinner digestif, over ice, or stirred into coffee. In cocktails: an equal-parts Negroni variation, a chocolate martini, or a Mocha Old Fashioned.

Frequently Asked Questions

What does "Kafe Anme" mean? In Haitian Creole, "kafé" is coffee and "anmè" is bitter — a bitter coffee liqueur.

What is the ABV? 35% ABV (70 proof).

Is it sweet? Only lightly — deep bitterness from the coffee and cacao leads, with a touch of unprocessed cane sugar for balance.

Coffee, cacao, Haiti — order Kafe Anme online from Del Mesa Liquor in San Diego, CA.

AVAILABILITY: This product is out of stock

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