Djin Djin

Djin Djin, also sometimes spelled "Jinn Jinn," is a colloquial term used in parts of the Caribbean, particularly in Trinidad and Tobago, referring to an alcoholic beverage, specifically strong, informally brewed rum. The term often implies a homemade or locally distilled product, lacking the standardization and quality control of commercially produced rums. The potency of Djin Djin can vary considerably depending on the distiller, but it is generally understood to be significantly stronger than typical commercially available rums.

The origins of the term are unclear, though it likely derives from "jinn," the supernatural creatures in Islamic mythology, suggesting a powerful or intoxicating effect. The "Djin Djin" beverage is often associated with informal gatherings, celebrations, and traditional practices within specific communities. Due to its unregulated production, the consumption of Djin Djin carries potential health risks associated with adulteration or inconsistent alcohol content.