Ko Hana Hawaiian Agricole Rum (Hawaii) Rhum agricole? From America? From Hawaii? Yes, that’s exactly what Ko Hana is making at its Manulele Distillers plant, using locally-grown sugarcane. The result is a range of three rums, a white, a “barrel aged” and a cask-strength, the last of which packs a true punch at between 55 and 63 degrees.
Minitas Beach, La Romana, Dominican Republic The Dominican Republic’s Casa de Campo resort has become one of the Caribbean’s most popular luxury hotels, from its out-of-this-world golf offering to its state-of-the-art wellness center. But it’s also a fabulous beach resort, […]
Les Ilets de la Plage, St Barth We’ve stayed here more times than we can count, and this hotel remains the best-kept secret on the Caribbean’s most glamorous island. Just a handful of beach bungalows and hillside villas, Les Ilets […]
Les Ilets de la Plage, St Barth We’ve stayed here more times than we can count, and this hotel remains the best-kept secret on the Caribbean’s most glamorous island. Just a handful of beach bungalows and hillside villas, Les Ilets […]
There’s not another soul at the bar. On far-off Long Island in Out Islands of The Bahamas, that’s not exactly a surprise. But even with no one around to hear, Gerald still won’t reveal the secret. I take a sip, […]
The latest Caribbean Photo comes from Caribbean Journal reader Dave Lowther, who sent in this lovely shot taken while diving on the south side of Cayman Brac in the Cayman Islands. Have you taken a great photo in the Caribbean? […]
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