It blends sweet pineapple juice, rich coconut cream, tangy raspberries, and a splash of white rum into a frozen drink that looks just as good as it tastes. Whether you’re lounging poolside, hosting ...

*Not coconut juice or milk; you want the sweetened stuff with the chemicals—Coco Lopez is traditional. The Piña Colada may not be an everyday drink (or something to drink too much of; there's a ...

So much so that, in 1978, the government of Puerto Rico declared it their national drink, and every July 10, International Piña Colada Day is celebrated. Its exact origin generates much ...

Considered Puerto Rico's national drink, the piña colada isn’t just a cocktail, it’s a tribute to the Caribbean island’s easy-going vibe. When translated from Spanish, “piña colada ...

The original recipe comprised rum, coconut cream, and freshly squeezed pineapple juice, blended with ice to create a smooth, frothy drink. Over the years, the Piña Colada's popularity soared ...

National Pina Colada Day is observed on July 10 to celebrate the iconic tropical cocktail that has delighted drinkers for many years. It is a refreshing cocktail drink made with creamy coconut ...

What it does do is give the drink a different valence. If the classic Piña Colada is the ultimate summer drink, it’s also the cocktail equivalent of wearing white—it’s a sunny treat ...