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Malibu Coconut Rum is distilled from fermented molasses and blended with coconut and sugar. The brand is owned by one of the world's largest spirits producers, Pernod Ricard.
Currently produced in Canada, Malibu Coconut rum was originally made in Curaçao from fruit spirits flavored with coconut and rum. The original recipe was developed as a shortcut for bartenders making Piña Coladas, however today the stands on its own.
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Posted
1 year ago
Even though the total rating is low, it tastes great with pineapple juice. Not a real rum but at least it doesn't pretend to be one.
Posted
1 year ago
Similar to Captain Morgan or Bacardi, just flavoured alcohol if you seek to get painfully drunk.
Posted
over 1 year ago
Not so disastrous since it is very sweet and nice for some cocktails. But I have to say that I don’t consider this one a rum. There are tons of good coconut rums good for sipping. This is not one of them
Posted
over 1 year ago
I certify this review is my own opinion and that I do not have a professional affiliation with Diplomatico.
Posted
over 1 year ago
In the bottle from my childhood. If this isn’t your first experience with coconut rum, then you probably weren’t born 50 years ago. Clear. Coppertone aroma. Maybe a splash of kerosene. So sweet it’s sour. Finishes with saccharine. An American Classic.
Posted
over 1 year ago
So, Malibu, as a rum its a 2, lets face it. You dont sip this as it is.
But I cannot imagine a party without it, most people drink this with pinapple juice - I add it to a coke with a ratio of 1 parts Malibu and 5 parts coke. That sounds diluted because it is but in that ratio the malibu augments the coke perfectly. I dont see malibu as a drink I see it as an augmenter to another drink. I dont mix malibu with coke- i mix coke with malibu.
And if you work from that perspective its a well earned 6/10 that belongs at every party and maybe also at a beach picknick.
But you must see it as a mixer to another drink and not as a rum or a drink to mix something else with.
Posted
over 1 year ago
Don’t see why or when you would drink this other than when you’re already hammered on a beach
Posted
over 1 year ago
We have an own brand alternative to this and no one can tell the difference... considering the store own brand is made of FORTIFIED WINE that should be quite alarming in how not good this is.
Posted
almost 2 years ago
Used as a mixer for Malibu sunset and Bay breeze , Bahama mama, Mojito and a few other drinks where I wanted to add some coconut flavor and the 750 ml bottle lasted 4 days for just me and I think I made one drink for my wife. Good stuff. Need to restock and bigger bottle this time. Heard this was a college kid choice for a coconut rum but works for this 60 year old grandpop😁
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almost 2 years ago
This is the worst for me. I dont like coconut and i really dont Think u Can Call this rum. It has no taste og anything But coconut
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Malibu
3
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out of 10
A party liqueur if there ever was one. Although the scent and flavour brings back memories of vacation and summer time, it is not match for a proper coconut infused rum, or coconut liqueur when it comes to crafting cocktails. It knows how to shine when it needs to, but it shouldn’t be taken as a serious ingredient for any true mixologists