Spain celebrates

There are few National Day receptions on the cocktail circuit that are as anticipated as that of Spain. The reasons for this are many-fold, but perhaps chief among them would be the historical, almost genetic bond between Jamaica and Spain that remains at the subliminal level. It might be explained ...

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