Malibu Original Coconut Rum Liqueur

Malibu is a world-famous coconut-flavored liqueur, originally created to simplify the making of Piña Coladas by bartenders. The brand's history dates back to the late 19th century in Curacao, but it was formally developed and marketed in London in the 1980s. Its iconic white bottle and palm tree logo represent its Caribbean spirit and tropical flavor profile.

While the rum base is sourced from the Caribbean (traditionally Barbados), the final blending and bottling for the European and global markets primarily take place in Spain. The brand has transitioned through several major owners in the spirits industry, reflecting the consolidation of global beverage giants.

Currently, Malibu is a key part of the Pernod Ricard portfolio. Pernod Ricard is a French multinational corporation and one of the largest producers of wines and spirits in the world. They manage the brand's global distribution and marketing, maintaining its position as a leading choice for tropical cocktails and summertime refreshments.