The Caipirinha (Ki-pur-een-yah) is a kissing cousin to the Cuban daiquiri with some small variations.

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She also urged that another commissioner be given a daiquiri concession and told the hotel chairman to give campaign contributions to friendly local judges.

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Last October John Matthews, owner of the Jazz Daiquiri Lounge on South Claiborne and a witness to the first murder, was shot 17 times in his own house.

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Until Boston does that, make that daiquiri a virgin.

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Those who ask only booze of their watering holes will be happy to find fourteen types of rum on the menu, as well as cocktails with names like El Piloto (featuring Macchu Pisco) and the Hemingway Daiquiri (a bit weaker than the name might imply).

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In places like the Philippine island of Boracay, the transformation is well under way, so I head first to Bacuit Bay, to check out a diminishing rarity: a self-proclaimed tropical paradise that contains no go-kart tracks or daiquiri stands or much of anything but wild animals, water and sand.

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