Sentence examples for caribbean rum from inspiring English sources

"It's not what you expect from a Caribbean rum," Mr. Perry said.

I've adapted the recipe by adding spiced Caribbean rum and a topping of cream and dark chocolate.

-- William Dwyer, Palm Beach Gardens, Fla .A. Jonathan Runge, author of the guidebook "Rum & Reggae's French Caribbean" (Rum & Reggae, 2003), suggests you consider visiting Les Saintes.

An article last Sunday about holiday food specialties misstated the address for Simply Caribbean, a restaurant that serves Caribbean rum cake.

Sweets that are the polar opposite of Caribbean rum cake, without a whiff of alcohol or complexity, are jelly doughnuts made to celebrate Hanukkah.

Along with its traditional sources in the Caribbean, rum is now made in Brazil, Reunion, Madagascar, Indonesia, Australia and even New Orleans.

Desserts, too, are uniquely Caribbean: rum-laced bread pudding, for example, and red grout, a red guava tapioca pudding adapted from a Danish dish.

PM, a clubby Haitian lounge serving Caribbean-style tidbits and rum drinks, is at 50 Gansevoort Street (Greenwich Street).

And up on Dundas Street West, Rhum Corner has exceptional rum drinks and a Caribbean-meets-the-big-city feel.

Pour yourself a rum cocktail, cram in a few more Caribbean clichés and let us know below.

Down on the beach, where the rum cocktails flow to a soundtrack of homegrown reggae there's a distinctly Caribbean-style vibe.