African, Taino, Indian and European influences.
What Jamaica drinks
Rum, sorrel, ginger beer
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विश्व के व्यंजनWorld Cuisines↳ from Jamaica, Jamaica
African, Taino, Indian and European influences.
Rum, sorrel, ginger beer
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Rum aged longer in charred barrels, sometimes with caramel added, giving molasses, toffee and spice flavours. Jamaican rum is famous for its funky, fruity 'hogo'.
Rum bottled at very high strength, mainly for mixing and tiki drinks. Handle with care.
Deep red Christmas drink of the Caribbean, often spiked with rum.
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