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There is a sensation that something is happening here and now. The music, shouts, smells and colors reaffirm the existence of the party up there.
In the case of Puerto Rico, the holidays standout for being happy, rich, musical and, also because it’s when the best “pitorro,” “maví,” “bilí,” “coquito” or Christmas punch is put on the table. These are some of the typical Puerto Rican beverages along with rum, which has managed to launch the country as a major producer of this spirit in the world. A revealing fact. It’s enough to see some of the spices used in the typical drink to realize how close they are to the Puerto Rican agrarian roots. There is cinnamon, ginger, coconut cream, pineapple, brown sugar, the maví bark, “quenepas”….The whole Island in a glass to be enjoyed.