Go coco loco for this exotic new version of Margarita
Close your eyes, take a sip of our tropical Coconut Margarita and let yourself be transported to a beach somewhere way hotter than good ol’ Blighty.
We’re at it again messing with classic but we’re pretty satisfied we can add this one to your glowing track record of making cocktails that are just way better than the originals and now you can too!
Glass
Tin Can
Coconut Margarita Ingredients
25m Coco Reàl
25ml Pineapple juice
12.5ml Malibu
12.5 Lime
50ml Olmeca Tequila
Garnish with pineapple and lime
How to Make a Coconut Margarita
It’s literally as easy as grabbing all your ingredients apart from your garnish, throwing them in a blender
Chill your tin can with some crushed ice and then put that in the blender too
Give it a blend until smooth and then pour back into the tin can and garnish
Done and dusted in minutes and we guarantee you polish it off even quicker!
Our cocktails are crafted by experts, that’s why they taste so damn good. If you want a bit of expertise in your life, book into a cocktail masterclass and we’ll teach you a trick or two.
But if you’re too intimidated by the idea of making cocktails with the pros, why not try another one of our recipes at home? Check them out below.
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