Malibu Is Selling a Sparkling Cocktail in a Can, and We’re VERY Interested

When it’s cold outside, the only thing on our minds is basking in the summer sun with a cold beverage just an arm’s length away. We had plenty to sip on last year between Aldi’s pineapple mimosas and Michelob’s guilt-free beer, but there’s only one thing in this life we’re craving poolside: Malibu.

Just in time for summer, Malibu is dropping new sparkling beverages in a variety of coconut flavors. Malibu Splash is what to relax with this year!

Summer Already Can’t Get Any Better

Malibu is kicking off summer of 2020 with a splash of sparkling malt + coconut in four mouthwatering flavors. Every can of Malibu Splash is packed with 12 ounces of the good stuff at just 5% alcohol content, so you don’t have to worry about any headaches after your chill sesh. Here are all the flavors:

Lime and Coconut
Passionfruit and Coconut
Pineapple and Coconut
Strawberry and Coconut

Just can’t choose? Don’t sweat it—Malibu Splash also comes in a mix pack featuring two of each fruity flavor. These are perfect to share at the pool party we know you’re already planning, or you can just indulge on the beach. (We know what we’ll be doing.)

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Where to Get Your Summer On

Malibu Splash is available right now at liquor stores across the country. The first look at these satisfying sippers was shared by @WandSDistributors, who automatically fell in love with the new shipment. Understandably, fans are already raving.

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WE CAN PRETEND IT IS SUMMER! ______ @maliburumus long anticipated sparkling drinks have FINALLY arrived! Variety packs, strawberry, lime, and passion fruit! Don’t you dare miss it! _______ @maliburumus #summer #malibu #fresh #cantwait #cheers

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Right now, there’s no telling if these guys will pop up at retailers like Walmart and Target. Still, for the taste of summer, we can’t help but give these a try. Nobody wins us over quite like Malibu.

Make Your Own Early Summer Cocktails at Home with Our Recipes

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Moscow Mule

Here's an old-time cocktail that was popular in the 1940s and '50s. A Moscow Mule is traditionally served in a copper mug with plenty of ice. —Taste of Home Test Kitchen, Milwaukee, Wisconsin

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Cranberry Orange Mimosas

Mimosas are just so elegant for Sunday brunch. My recipe uses tart cranberries to balance the sweetness of champagne and orange juice. —Shannon Stephens, Lake in the Hills, Illinois

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Perfect Lemon Martini

Time to relax with a refreshing lemon drop martini! The combination of tart lemon and sweet liqueur will tingle your taste buds. —Marilee Anker, Chatsworth, California

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Irish Creme Drink

We top off holiday celebrations with this creamy beverage. With sweetened condensed milk and ice cream, it's like a liquid dessert!—Fred Schneider, Sturgeon Bay, Wisconsin

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Brandy Old-Fashioned Sweet

The concept of an old-fashioned dates back to the early 1800s and includes whiskey, bitters, cherry juice, sugar and water. This version, which is extremely popular in Wisconsin, uses brandy in place of whiskey and lemon-lime soda instead of water for a milder cocktail. —Taste of Home Test Kitchen

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Gimlet

For the light drinker, suggest a Gimlet. The blend of slightly sweet and tart flavors is appealing, but not overwhelming.—Taste of Home Test Kitchen

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Mint Julep

It wouldn't be Kentucky Derby Day without this mint julep recipe! But, really, this Kentucky Derby mint julep recipe is good anytime. —Taste of Home Test Kitchen

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Pina Coladas

Velvety-smooth texture and a taste of the tropics are what this tropical drink delivers. The easy-to-make drink can be mixed and chilled ahead of time. When ready to serve, just blend for a creamy and delicious beverage. —Linda Schend, Kenosha, Wisconsin

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Fresh Lime Margaritas

This basic and classic margarita recipe is easy to modify to your tastes. Try it frozen or with strawberries. —Taste of Home Test Kitchen

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Cranberry-Jalapeno Martini

I describe this cocktail as slightly tart, a little sassy and completely delicious. I make a big batch when I'm hosting a party because it tends to disappear quickly. Garnish with fresh mint and cranberries for an extra-special touch. —Kelli Haetinger, Virginia Beach, Virginia

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Apricot Brandy Slush

While spending the summer in New Mexico, we tasted this refreshing golden color tea beverage enhanced with something borrowed from the cocktail world: apricot brandy.—Shirley Miller, Williamsport, PA

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Martini

Martinis recipes can be made with either vodka or gin. Our taste panel's preference was for the gin, but try them both and decide for yourself. Be warned, this is a strong and serious drink. —Taste of Home Test Kitchen

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Bloody Maria

Tequila, lime and jalapenos give the brunch classic a fresh Mexican twist.—Taste of Home Test Kitchen, Milwaukee, WIsconsin

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Quick White Sangria

Using white wine makes my version of sangria a little lighter, yet it still has the same wonderful sweetness. Frozen fruit allows me to serve this any time of year. Nothing beats this summer sangria recipe—white wine over red, of course. —Sharon Tipton, Orlando, Florida

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