Rums in Haiti

It's only polite to serve Rum Barbancourt to your guests when you are a Haitian living in the Diaspora! LOL

Here's a picture of a bottle Haitian Rum Barbancourt set on the table of beautiful kitchen of a Haitian diaspora man in New York.

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Clairin is a distilled spirit and Haiti's most popular organic sugarcane based alcohol drink.

See it in this photo being sold in the streets of Petionville. Smith Nazon, 29, is selling clairin tranpe (flavored clairin) on the sidewalk in Petion-Ville, Haiti.

A 1 liter bottle of clairin sells for about USD $1.36 dollars, about one-eighth the price of the least expensive bottle of Rum Barbancourt, Haiti's most famous export.

Did you know? Clairinin Haiti undergoes the same distillation process as rhum

Read the full article Moving Haiti's rustic, rum-like clairin to market for photo source and info.

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Here is a photo of Tonton Bicha making a commercial for Rum Bakara, a rum imported to Haiti from the Dominican Republic

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