Ron Rico, more commonly spelled "Ronrico," is a brand of rum that has a long history, particularly in Puerto Rico. The name "Ronrico" is a portmanteau of the Spanish words "ron" (rum) and "rico" (rich). The brand was established in 1860, though its prominence grew significantly in the 20th century. For many years, it was a leading Puerto Rican rum, known for its production at the Destilería Serrallés, the same company that produces the popular Don Q rum.

Ronrico is generally considered a straightforward and accessible rum, often categorized as a mixing spirit. Its portfolio has historically included white, gold, spiced, and flavored rums, with its white rum being the most well-known. The brand has been a consistent presence in the U.S. market, and its identity is built on a no-frills, traditional approach to rum production.

In recent years, the Ronrico brand has undergone some changes in ownership and production. While its roots are in Puerto Rico, some of its products have been sourced or bottled in other locations, such as the U.S. Virgin Islands and Kentucky. Despite these shifts, the brand maintains its classic image as a reliable and affordable rum that is a staple for a variety of cocktails.