The rum kingdom's relationship with liquor runs deep in its history. With economic booms, several pirate invasions, and even independence all involving alcohol in some form, it has been at the forefront of Cuban culture since the 17th century. From the oldest to the hippest bars on the island, Havana's drinking scene is as lively and sprawling as the city itself. No matter the time or place, habaneros are seen swigging a can of the national Bucanero beer, or crushing the mint leaves in their mojito. It's what gives them spirit—pun intended. Here's The Glocalist's definitive guide to drinking in Havana.
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