Sentence examples for traditional rum from inspiring English sources

Over the traditional rum and tonic at day's end, we brainstorm about what could be going on around Carrie Bow.

Try substituting cachaca in a traditional rum and coke.

There are three main types of rum: Dark rum: This is the traditional rum, famous in many a pirate and sailor tale.

She flavors the dough with a spice mix she uses in her Christmas stollen and adds candied local oranges to the traditional rum-soaked currant-raisin blend.

We were also heartened by the resort's traditional free rum punches, served in plastic cups with lids and straws.

The toxic liquid was stolen from a government department and sold as traditional Cuban rum, according to reports read on state television.

While they're not traditional, an aged rum, a dry gin and even agave spirits can make an appearance — after all, when entertaining, your goal should be the joy and pleasure of others, not to provide a purist's education.

For $12, travellers get to mix with the local Nicaraguans as they enjoy their Sunday afternoon blood sports, taste traditional food and rum, try their luck with the gambling or simply look on in horror as the contenders suck the blood from their prizefighters' battered bodies.

The most traditional form of rum, called betsabetsa, is made from fermented sugarcane juice.

I find traditional recipes - rum, pineapple coconut cream - to be way too sweet so I add a little lemon juice.

In a 2012 Houston Chronicle trend piece on what he saw as a daiquiri renaissance, bartender Alex Gregg repeats the drink's well-known turn-of-the-20th-century Cuban origin story: At first a more traditional cocktail of rum, cane sugar, and lime juice, in the 1940s the daiquiri transformed into a blended ice and fruit beverage.