Village in E Cuba, near Santiago de Cuba. U.S. troops landed here and at nearby Siboney in 1898, in the Spanish-American War. The rum drink is said to be named for the village.
Daiquiri
| Geography: Dai·qui·ri |
[͵dīkēʹrē]
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