Rums of the Caribbean
Pina colada's sweet originIt's as quintessential to the Caribbean as the sun and the sea. And it’s traveled well beyond the islands to places like Alaska and even the Orient. But the roots of this simple but sweetly sublime imbibe began in Old San Juan Puerto Rico. |
. VideoHow to make a Cruzan Rum mojitoFeature StoriesNo ho hum rum hereRum aficionados are not as well known as wine connoisseurs. But it appears they’re just as outspoken. This is good news for St. Croix’s native Cruzan Rum. Click for more. Saborea Puerto Rico!Latin and New Caribbean cuisine, fine wines, spirits and the rums of Puerto Rico are showcased during Saborea Puerto Rico, the island’s extraordinary culinary extravaganza. Click for more. Pina colada's sweet birth in Old San JuanIt's as quintessential to the Caribbean as the sun and the sea. And it’s traveled well beyond the islands to places like Alaska and even the Orient. But the roots of this simple but sweetly sublime imbibe began in Old San Juan Puerto Rico. Click for more. Puerto Rico's holiday nogCoquito, a drink as delightful and festive as it sounds, is a Christmas holiday staple in Puerto Rico. Ingredients vary according to family traditions and tastes. Click for more. Blended, shaken and stirredNo two are the same- bartenders or drinks. Cocktails in the Caribbean are more creative than ever. And the new 'bar chefs' have more passion for their profession. Click for more. St.Maarten's sweetest exportGuavaberry has long been the legendary liqueur of Saint Maarten, where residents have made it for hundreds of years. The exotic elixir has a spicy, bitter-sweet flavor. Click for more. |
