Puerto rican drinks

Coquito is a traditional Puerto Rican holiday drink that is smooth, thick, and creamy. It's sweet and has a pronounced coconut flavor. #drink #cocktail #coconut #rum #holidaydrink

Prepare to transport your taste buds to a tropical paradise with Puerto Rican alcoholic drinks! This island nation's vibrant cocktail culture will impress even the most novice drinkers. From fruity frozen concoctions to classic mojitos, Puerto Rican beverages are easy to make and deliciously satisfying.

Piña Coladas are a Puerto Rican invention made with coconut, pineapple, and good Puerto Rican rum. My flavor additions add a slight twist to the original.

This Puerto Rican sesame seed horchata, also known as horchata de ajonjoi is your go-to cold drink recipe that is made at home with just a few ingredients. The flavor profile is delicate, yet refreshing with hints of vanilla, lemon, sesame, and honey.

From creamy to zesty, these Puerto Rican drinks are beyond divine. Try the dreamy coquito this holiday season, and you'll never go back to pre-made eggnog.

This secret tea recipe for coquito, made with warm spices, is exactly what you need to make the best Puerto Rican coquito drink.

Puerto Rican Mojitos bring a bit more sweetness to the traditional cocktail. Made with lemon-lime soda, it's a refreshing cocktail for all of your party needs. #mojito #mint #rum #rumcocktail #cocktail #puertorican #boricua #bacardi #donqrum via @ediblesense

Puerto Rican Coquito spanish eggnog (with no eggs) by Mina 1Cup White Bacardi Rum or more optional 2Cans of coconut cream 1Can of Evaporated milk 1Can of...

Looking for something refreshing? This list of the 10 Best Puerto Rican Virgin & Alcoholic Drinks (by a local) is the only one you need. Try any of these beverages that will make your taste buds dance! Check them out!

Start the day off right with a warm cup of traditional Puerto Rican café con leche, made with Puerto Rican coffee, sugar and steamed milk. This traditional Latin drink can be found at any given time in panaderías, restaurants and home kitchens across the island.