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Ti' Punch Bwa Lélé

↳ from Martinique, Martinique

The Martinique version of 'ti' punch': a shot of white rum agricole with lime and a spoon of cane syrup, made by each person.

History

Ti' punch has been drunk in the French Caribbean for generations. 'Chacun prépare sa propre mort' (each prepares his own death) is the local saying.

Ingredients

  • White rhum agricole
  • Lime
  • Cane syrup

How it's made

  1. Squeeze a piece of lime
  2. Add a spoon of cane syrup
  3. Pour in a measure of rhum
  4. Stir gently with a bwa lélé
  5. Drink at room temperature

Famous brands & makers

  • Clément
  • Depaz
  • J.M
  • Saint James
  • Trois Rivières

Ratings & notes

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