Pale lager in a squat bottle, drunk cold with jerk
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Launched in Kingston in 1928 by Desnoes and Geddes and reformulated as a light lager in 1938; it became Jamaica’s most exported drink.
Red Stripe is a wine & spirit from Jamaica: pale lager in a squat bottle, drunk cold with jerk. Launched in Kingston in 1928 by Desnoes and Geddes and reformulated as a light lager in 1938; it became Jamaica’s most exported drink.
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