Sentence examples for cane rum from inspiring English sources
"Sugar cane, rum and rumba".
With the second he bought a bar in Lençóis selling cachaça, Brazilian sugar cane rum, to tourists.
Scantily clad holidaymakers were already packing the samba-blasting bars, where the booze, particularly cachaca (sugar cane rum), is dirt cheap and always available.
Something like Olivier Creed's Virgin Island Water (lime, coconut, ginger, sugar cane, rum and jasmine) literally takes you somewhere else; you could say he has bottled the smell of the Caribbean".
The drinks served by an accommodating staff (sure, a waiter will take your picture) are solid and priced for the setting: The manhattan on the menu is made with Bulleit bourbon, the martini with Tanqueray gin, the mojito with 10 Cane rum (all $15.50 each).
Add Averna, Ten Cane rum, lemon, one-fourth ounce simple syrup and beet juice to an empty mixing glass.
Their district of town, made up of exposed cinderblock homes and bars selling shots of sugar-cane rum, is called Iraq because of the lawlessness there.
The competitions are part of a Puerto Rican tradition called the paranda, in which roving bands of friends move from house to house, gathering revelers along the way as they sing, drink home-brewed sugar-cane rum and eat traditional Christmas fare like roast pork and arroz con dulce, a rice pudding.
Salad-bar offerings like hearts of palm and sun-dried tomatoes and a bar serving caipirinhas, cocktails made from the Brazilian sugar-cane rum called cachaça, are mere footnotes to the 15 varieties of meat served, from beef cuts like picanha (noble sirloin seasoned with sea salt) and alcatra (top sirloin) to leg of lamb and chicken breasts wrapped in bacon.
The molasses rums are often fruitier, while the sugar-cane rums seem earthier, more vegetal and, in a sense, purer.
