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Patrick Bennett
With 20+ years of experience producing winning creative at top New York-based ad agencies, Patrick has earned a reputation for reinventing consumer brands. This, of course, fits hand in glove with Uncommon Caribbean's mission to refresh how people think about Caribbean travel. It's an ambitious task, but this born and bred Crucian has already managed similar feats for the likes of Samsung, Kraft, Six Flags, Verizon, and others; so we're feeling pretty good about having him in charge. Did we mention he's also got a passion for photography? Patrick may call Brooklyn home, but you're just as likely to find him traipsing across some distant, exotic land experiencing local cultures... Camera in hand.
🇯🇲Jamaica
The Sweetness of Soursop: Taste of the Caribbean
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🇹🇹Trinidad
Roti in Brooklyn – Travel Back in Time (or at least to Trinidad)
Roti, the ultimate comfort meal of curry wrapped in a thin dough—borrowed from India and perfected in Trinidad and Tobago.
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Caribbean
Frosty Bottoms Smell Nicer, We Can Prove it!
🇫🇷Martinique
Let’s Walk Martinique’s Fort-de-France
Fort-de-France is a vibrant city bustling with seemingly endless energy. Around every corner are little surprises for the adventurous.
🇹🇹Trinidad
Peardrax Sparkling Pear Drink, Trini to the Bone?
Peardrax is a little sweet and a smidge syrupy, but when you get an ice cold bottle, you'll find it's refreshing with just enough pear taste in the mix.
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🇯🇲Jamaica
Try a Ting… Then Add Some Sting: Taste of the Caribbean
Ting is a Jamaican carbonated beverage made from grapefruits. Deliciously tart and sweet, Ting is the perfect way to cool down on a hot day.
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Caribbean
Mauby – A Taste of the Caribbean That’s Not for Everyone
Mauby, an island beverage made by boiling a specific buckthorn bark, is a classic taste of the Caribbean that's not for everyone.
🇹🇹Trinidad
The Scarlet Ibis – Trini Rum By Way of New York
The Scarlet Ibis Rum is a light, copper colored 98-proof beauty tied directly to NYC's recent speakeasy boom, but with roots in Trinidad.
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🇱🇨St. Lucia