The most iconic and traditional drink of the Dominican Republic is Mamajuana. This unique alcoholic beverage is a potent blend of rum, red wine, honey, and a mixture of local herbs and wood barks (such as "bejuco" and "clavo dulce") that soak in the bottle. It is often described as having a flavor profile similar to port wine or a spiced herbal liqueur. Beyond its taste, Mamajuana is culturally famous for its supposed medicinal properties and is often jokingly referred to as a "liquid Viagra." For a non-alcoholic option, the Morir Soñando is the national favorite; it is a refreshing, creamy blend of orange juice, milk, sugar, and chopped ice—the name literally translates to "To Die Dreaming." Additionally, the country is famous for its high-quality Dominican Rum (brands like Brugal and Barceló) and its national beer, Presidente, which is traditionally served "vestida de novia" (dressed as a bride), meaning the bottle is so cold it is covered in a white layer of frost.