Ron Cristóbal is a premium rum brand named after Christopher Columbus and is distilled, fermented and produced in the Dominican Republic by Alcoholes Finos Dominicanos. The company, the largest alcohol producer in the country, harvests its own sugar cane, which ensures that the rum is made exclusively from Dominican plants.

Ron Cristóbal Pinta is a rum-based spirit from the Dominican Republic that is matured in ex-bourbon barrels under tropical conditions. Named after the Pinta, the fastest ship in the fleet of explorer Christopher Columbus, this spiced rum commemorates the historic crossing of the Atlantic in 1492. It was on the Pinta that sailor Rodrigo de Triana was the first to set eyes on the "New World" on 12 October 1492 - a term used to describe the previously unknown land masses of America.