Pachín

Pachín is a colloquial Spanish term, predominantly used in parts of Latin America, specifically Colombia and Venezuela, to refer to an inexpensive or low-quality alcoholic beverage, often rum or aguardiente. It can also sometimes refer to any alcoholic drink of dubious origin or questionable manufacturing standards. The term often carries a negative connotation, suggesting that the drink is likely to cause a severe hangover or other ill effects. Its use is typically informal and found in everyday conversation. The etymology of the word is uncertain, but it's believed to be derived from slang usage within the regions where it is prevalent. The term implies cheapness, potential inebriation, and often, a disregard for the quality of the alcohol being consumed.