Coquito is a traditional Puerto Rican holiday drink that is enjoyed by many during the Christmas season. This creamy, coconut-based beverage is usually made with rum, which adds a warm ...

It’s boozy and spiced, and it’s served around Christmastime—but this rum and coconut drink native to Puerto Rico is uniquely its own holiday cocktail, and it’s a special recipe to break ...

Rum’s versatility makes it a perfect ... Its name translates to “little coconut,” reflecting the drink’s key ingredient—coconut milk. Traditionally enjoyed around Christmas and New ...

This traditional Puerto Rican holiday drink is typically made with coconut milk, coconut cream, sweetened condensed milk, vanilla, cinnamon, and rum. Its creamy texture and rich coconut flavor is ...

Sometimes called Puerto Rican eggnog, the coquito is the island's go-to cinnamony Christmassy tipple, and there's a reason it ...

The drink contains pineapple juice, Mahiki's coconut rum, and lime. While it costs substantially more at the club, it can be yours for £19.50 — complete with a commemorative treasure chest ...

Tis the season for chocolate, cream, rum, bourbon ... dance beautifully with chocolate bitters and coconut milk in this creamy, cold drink that is equally at home in the summer or winter.