tafia
/ˈtæfiə/
noun
- A type of rum made from sugarcane, especially in the Caribbean and Latin America.
- Local farmers in the region have been distilling tafia for generations.
- The sailors drank tafia to warm themselves during the long voyage.
- At the festival, they served a traditional punch made with tafia and tropical fruits.
- A cheap or low-quality rum.
- They warned him not to drink too much tafia, as it was very strong and poorly made.
- He bought a bottle of tafia because it was the only affordable drink at the shop.
- The old tavern was known for serving rough tafia to its customers.
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