The Carib Beer Cup (a.k.a. Red Stripe Cup - from the brand beer Red Stripe) is the current name of the first class cricket competition in the West Indies which is contested between the six teams with permanent first-class status. Four of these teams come from separate countries, while the last two are island combinations - like the West Indies, but on a smaller scale. Barbados has won the most titles, with nineteen (including one shared), while Jamaica are runners-up with seven titles. The competition is administrated by the West Indies Cricket Board.

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