A classic Puerto Rican cocktail for the holidays, the Coquito is your new favorite drink this winter. Here's how to make ...

Not only can she make the beverage in a way that's sure to please family and friends, but she also has her own recipe, with ...

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

In fact, you’ll probably fall madly in love with it. Coquito is essentially a pantry recipe. The star ingredients of coquito are coconut milk and sweet cream of coconut, which thickens the drink ...

For award-winning bartender Virgie Nieves and many others across her home island of Puerto Rico, nothing signals the start of ...

Restaurants are pouring up glasses of Puerto Rican coquito and Haitian krémas for the holidays, while others share their ...

Eggnog or coquito? Explore the history, key differences, and delicious traditions behind these holiday beverages, and decide ...

I have my personal recipe, but we usually take turns making it since we’re all pretty good in the kitchen. This year, we’ll also have BACARDÍ Ready-to-Serve Coquito ($17.99) on hand.

For centuries, eggnog has been a part of America’s Christmas festivities. George Washington was rumored to have his own ...

The tradition of coquito runs deep in Caribbean culture ... becomes the centerpiece of countless family gatherings, its recipe passed down like a treasured heirloom. Some of the most cherished ...

But beyond the ingredient list, it’s the way we drink coquito–and so many more of the diaspora’s holiday beverages–that tells our region’s unique immigration story. From the recipes to ...