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Why Kenya’s Oldest Spirit Brand, Kenya Cane is a Bar Staple for Cocktails

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Kenya Cane, one of the country’s first and oldest spirit brand with a heritage spanning 47 years still
holds its own in the fast-growing spirits category and continues to refresh Kenyans with its distinct
smooth taste.

Popularly known as “KC”, the cane spirit made exclusively from sugarcane, is a staple for most
mixologists and cocktail enthusiasts.

From the classic Mojito to a Long Island, Daiquiri, and the classic Pina colada, not forgetting our very
own boozy dawa. This classic cane spirit is loved for its smooth blend and versatility.

Nairobi mixologist Chris Kantai, attributes Kenya Cane’s popularity to its heritage and mixability. “People prefer KC because its made for Kenyans by Kenyans cost-friendly, has a balanced taste with no aftertaste, and mixes well with bitters and shrubs for cocktails."

Kenya Cane

Kenya Cane is a staple in many bars and households, offering a smooth experience that perfectly
complements a wide variety of cocktail ingredients.

For those who enjoy experimenting with flavors,

Kenya Cane presents options like KC Smooth, Citrus, Coconut and Pineapple, catering to diverse
palates and preferences.

One of the classic cocktails that truly showcases Kenya Canes versatility is the Mojito. Here’s a
simple recipe to create this refreshing drink:

Also Read: Astonishing African cocktails with Divine taste that embodies African culture

Ingredients

– 50ml Kenya Cane
– 8 fresh mint leaves
– 2 teaspoons sugar
– 1/2 lime, cut into 4 wedges
– Soda water
– Ice cubes

Instructions

1. In a sturdy glass, muddle the mint leaves and 1 lime wedge with the sugar to release the mint oils
and lime juice.
2. Add 2 more lime wedges and muddle again to extract more juice. Do not strain the mixture.
3. Fill the glass almost to the top with ice. Pour the Kenya Cane over the ice.
4. Add soda water to fill the glass and stir well.
5. Garnish with the remaining lime wedge and a sprig of mint.
This classic KC Mojito is a testament to how well Kenya Cane blends with other ingredients, making it
the perfect base for a wide array of cocktails.
In conclusion, Kenya Cane's popularity can be attributed to its local heritage, affordability, smooth
blend and exceptional mixing qualities. Whether you are a trained mixologist or a DIY cocktail

enthusiast, Kenya Cane offers a versatile and delightful experience for your cocktails. Cheers to
enjoying Kenya Cane in your favorite cocktails!

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