Malibu Coconut

I use this one in a easy mixer with pineapple juice! It's low rum rate and strong coconut taste makes it taste like your on holiday...

I've been drinking this since forever, half the time without not knowing it, since this is probably the favorite bar staple for making Hawaiian drinks. Good enough, but would l-o-v-e to see an organic version on the market, especially now that coconut water and milk have become such the rage with the vegan yoga crowd recently.

Is this my 18 year old self thinking it is so much better than it really is....or is it my 60 year old self just enjoying the taste of coconut more than the mainstream and supporting Canadian product. regardless, the trip down memory lane is leading me to better rated coconut flavored rums

Wasted money. People voted 5+ for it must be jocking

This has nothing to do with rum. In the 90s, it was the only "rum" with a coconut taste in our country. In retrospect, when I compare it to other coconut rums, this one doesn't offer much fun. Suitable for a cocktails at most.

I do not like coconut based drinks so sadly this does nothing for me and I avoid it

The year is 1995 - You just watched Cocktail for the first time. A Bay Breeze sounds surprisingly delicious. You spring for the pseudo-Caribbean rum named after a city in California. All is good. 4 Stars.

I rate it only because it is in the database and i had drank it in several occasions in the past. in my humble opinion i am surprised this is called and regarded as Rum. even though it is a rum product this one ventures too much into the sweetened liquors category, i guess since the definition of what is rum is not very strict such sweet abominations can be regarded as rum.
as for the Malibu Coconut itself. i understand it's a top selling, easy to drink, happy alcoholic beverage. it is tasty and i can understand the reason for it's popularity. if i wasn't a diabetic i guess i wouldn't say no from time to time. however in it's current formulation this product is dangerous due to it's high sugar content. i am rating it 3/10 as it is a known and a whole fully released product with it's market share. it is not going to be developed and will stay in it's niche of popularity as easy drink.with the word RUM in it's name. i am trying to be fair, since it's not a gasoline or barely drinkable as the 2/10 rating suggests i gave it the higher rating. however. i will be happy if Pernod Ricard would offer this or very similar product based on 40% alcohol Rum. (but not the classic 35% spiced rum with added sugar formula as the Malibu Black).

Not even suitable for mixing. This is absolutely awful stuff. This stuff should have been forgotten back in the 1980s along with padded shoulder pad suit jackets, leopard print spandex, and mullets.

I don't do reviews....Just want to keep up with my drinking problem....