Abstract: South Koreans are amongst the top worldwide consumers of coffee and the country is home to over 12,200 coffee shops in 2014. The food category providing highest caffeine (average 150.32 mg/day) to the South Korean consumer group was the coffee extracts such as the brewed coffee in coffeehouse. Coffee Liqueur is an alcoholic beverage that is bottled with added sugar and have added flavors that are derived from coffee nuts. There is currently no research report studying caffeine level of home-made coffee liqueur. In this study, we prepared the home-made coffee liqueur with a variety of liquors such as rum, Vodka, Korean traditional soju and fermented alcohol. Furthermore, different ratios of the roasted coffee bean and its powder with espresso shot were used to make the coffee liqueur. The caffeine level in the homemade coffee liqueurs are from 2.65-2.85 mg/mL. The caffeine extractability might be influenced by not the ratio of the powdered form of roasted coffee bean but the types of alcoholic liquor.