I think this is definitely everyone's favorite go to. Taste good when you mix it in almost any kind of drink or if you're feeling frisky you can just drink it straight. Fun fruity and light

It's a great cocktail rum. At our girls night we tend to mix it with juice for a more fruity flavor. It's got a coconut flavor that's not to overpowering and is more like a hint. It's not a strong rum either so it tends to be a crowd favorite!

I love Malibu. It's one of the only alcohol drinks that I actually like . I prefer Malibu rum over other drinks because it's so affordable and really smooth, I will always recommend Malibu to anyone that asks my opinion about alcohol

This is an ICON!!! If Im at a bar or party and I dont know what to drink this is my go to. This is the only alcohol that I can say is universal for everybody. Add some Coca-Cola or make a high end cocktail!!

Delicious rum, I usually mix this with any coconut juice/drink. Makes a great cocktail when you add ice and lemon/lime. Tastes fantastic and has a ice kick to it

Love this Rum!!! I can drink it straight over some ice or right out of the freezer! I like that it is super smooth but also give a great buzz! It's also a great mixer and I love to play around with what I'm mixing it with!

Malibu Rum is the original coconut flavored rum. It's delicious to use for so many mixed drinks and can even be drank on its own. It's got the perfect amount of coconut taste. I love it!

My favorite rum. It's amazing. Drink it straight while chilled or mix it with a strawberry daiquiri mixer. Best drink ever. Great for an after noon drink or weekend partier.

Malibu is a classic rum in my friend group. It is always one of our go-tos. Great for those who like coconut and less strong-tasting liquors. Also great with pineapple juice! I love Malibu. Definitely would buy again.

Your typical coconut rum. Great when used in a cocktail or even on its own but my absolute favorite way to enjoy this is by make a coconut rum soaked rum cake! It's the perfect compliment to any cake/frosting. Google the recipe and thank me later ;)