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The Queen's Park Swizzle is a classic rum cocktail that originated in Trinidad. It is a prominent member of a genre of cocktails from the West Indies that started most likely in the 19th century, but has gained recent popularity in New York. Other drinks in genre include the Bermuda Swizzle and the Barbados Red Rum Swizzle. These drinks are “swizzled” with a swizzle stick. It is traditionally from a tree native to the Caribbean called Quararibea turbinate, locally known as the swizzle stick tree or commonly known as the South Caribbean evergreen tree. However, although there are wooden swizzle sticks in addition to metal and plastic ones in the present day, they are usually not from the original tree.