Somewhat similar to other holiday classics like eggnog and horchata, coquito is the coconut-rum drink that no Puerto Rican Christmas celebration is complete without. This creamy, spiced cocktail packs ...

Move over eggnog, coquito is about to become the new seasonal drink. Coquito is often described as "Puerto Rican eggnog." In Spanish "coquito" means "little coconut". The traditional Christmas drink ...

Although it began as a traditional Christmas Eve drink, in places like New York City it can also be commonly found during Thanksgiving and New Year's Day.

December 21 is National Coquito Day, celebrating Puerto Rico’s signature holiday drink. Coquito is typically made with coconut milk, coconut cream, sweetened condensed milk, and rum. Many Puerto ...

The Puerto Rican rum and coconut drink used to be passed down within families, but now it has become a holiday party staple beyond the community. The Puerto Rican rum and coconut drink used to be ...

Coquito fans and industry experts told the Bronx Times that great Coquito has quality ingredients and the ability to bring ...

Christmas may be over, but coquito, the traditional Puerto Rican holiday drink, keeps the party going well into January. Made ...

Nothing like a coconut-flavored, eggnog-like drink from Puerto Rico to spicy things up during the holidays. Coquito is the one drink that has transcended mainstream popularity as a Christmas drink of ...