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We bought two coconuts with the attraction of coconut water and then eating the flesh. Sadly, the coconut was already old and the coconut water wasn't right. The meat inside was solid and as expected with an old coconut. Hard to remove and not really suitable to eat directly. Best before date was 02.07.2024. Whilst packaging did not mention young coconut I will not be buying another one.
I tried contacting them some time ago but have had no response. I used to be a regular buyer of their drink and eat coconuts which a well known shop resold, until they suddenly stopped selling them one day. I enquired about this but Genuine Coconut never replied.
The product itself was fantastic, the best coconut water I've managed to be able to buy in this country, sadly the same can't be said for their communication I guess.
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