Caino

Caino is a traditional alcoholic beverage that is popular in the Canary Islands, Spain. It is made from a mixture of rum, honey, and lemon juice, and is often served over ice. The drink has a sweet and tangy taste, and is a favorite among locals and tourists alike.

There are several varieties of Caino, each with its own unique flavor and ingredients. One popular variation is called “Caino de Miel,” which is made with honey and spices. Another variation is “Caino de Platano,” which is made with banana liqueur and cream. There is also a version called “Caino de Ron,” which is made with dark rum and lime juice.

Several famous brands produce Caino, including Arehucas, Ron Miel Guanche, and Artemi. Arehucas is one of the oldest and most well-known rum producers in the Canary Islands, and their Caino is made with their signature rum and honey. Ron Miel Guanche is another popular brand, and their Caino is made with a blend of aged rum, honey, and spices. Artemi is a newer brand, but their Caino has quickly gained popularity for its smooth and sweet taste.

Caino is often enjoyed as an aperitif or after-dinner drink, and is a staple at many local bars and restaurants. It is also a popular souvenir for tourists to bring back home as a reminder of their trip to the Canary Islands.