Coquito

A cream-based coconut liqueur, Coquito is a traditional Puerto Rican Holiday cocktail. BACARDÍ Coquito is made with BACARDÍ Superior Rum and a mix of vanilla, cinnamon and other festive spices.

Glass of Bacardí Coquito cocktail garnished with a cinnamon stick, placed on a coaster.
Bottle of BACARDÍ Coquito coconut cream liqueur with a white label and gold accents.

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TASTING NOTES

A silky coconut flavor, toasty spices and hints of vanilla and cinnamon that celebrate the Caribbean culture and holidays.

Glass mug filled with creamy Bacardí Coquito, garnished with a cinnamon stick.
Looking for an authentic, delicious Caribbean cocktail this holiday season? Look no further than BACARDÍ Coquito

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FAQ

CURIOUS ABOUT RUM?

What is the difference between dark, gold and white rum?

The color of rum helps us know what flavors it brings. Dark is sweet and smoky, gold is rich and soothing, and white is smooth and subtle.

HOW DO YOU MAKE RUM?

We make rum by distilling sugarcane molasses and fermenting it with yeast and water. Rum originates from Barbados with its roots going back as far as the 17th century.

Is rum sweet?

Many think that, since rum is made from sugar cane, it must be sweet. But rum comes in a range of sweetness, from barely-there to an all-out sugar rush.