
Take Your Whiskey Drink to Trinidad
Mauby, a bittersweet blend of tree bark and spices found throughout the Caribbean and Latin America, is for all seasons.
- story: Stephanie Ramlogan
- photo: Clay Williams
Mauby, a bittersweet blend of tree bark and spices found throughout the Caribbean and Latin America, is for all seasons.
A Mojito that takes a savory turn by way of mauby, a classic Caribbean brew, made from tree bark, warm spices and sugar.
Silky and spiced, this cocktail pairs mauby, a drink made from tree bark and spices, with blended Scotch whisky, lime juice and cinnamon.
The straightforward Caribbean combination of rum agricole, sugar and a squeeze of lime is as flexible as the Old-Fashioned.
The combination of overproof rum and grapefruit soda has become a phenomenon in Jamaica—and beyond.
Across various Caribbean cultures, you can find some version of mauby, a classic bittersweet brew served over ice.
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