Kahlua Gifts to Mexico

There are a couple of ways to get a Kahlua to Mexico from overseas. You could buy the liquor at a store near you, put it in a box, and send it with your favorite shipping company, but we don’t recommend it. You will pay a lot for the shipping, it will take a long time going through customs. Glass bottles may be broken in transit on planes, trains, and automobiles. DrinkableGifts.com’s managers in each region save you those worries as well, as time & hassle. We make sure your Kahlua gift is safely delivered to Mexico, and we can do it in just a few days, for a flat shipping rate in each region. It doesn’t get any easier than that.

Some Kahlua gifts in Mexico are more expensive than others: of course, a bottle of Dom Perignon is going to cost more than a bottle of Yellow Tail. But in terms of delivering your Kahlua to Mexico, you’ll enjoy one flat shipping rate per gift, and there are no hidden taxes, duties, or customs fees. You could buy your favorite Kahlua, package it, and send it to Mexico yourself, but that would be more expensive.

Not only is it possible, but we deliver Kahlua gifts to Mexico safely 99% of the time – literally. DrinkableGifts.com has an excellent track record of sending Kahluas to Mexico without losing or damaging them. On the off chance that something does happen to your Kahlua, we’ll do everything in our power to fix the situation and make sure you and your recipient are happy.

When you’re working with us, it doesn’t take long at all to get Kahlua gifts to Mexico! From the time you finish your order it only takes us 2 - 3 days to deliver Kahlua gift to Mexico. If you need more time, just let us know and our experts will hold off and put together your Kahlua gift fresh for a later delivery to Mexico.

When you order a Kahlua gift to Mexico you only pay the price of the gift and the shipping cost. Our regional office takes care of sourcing the items in Mexico or paying to get them there. You and your recipient will never have to pay anything for customs or duties fees on gifts in Mexico.