Rum has its place alongside great spirits such as single malt whisky, cognac or bourbon whisky. Each rum-producing island has developed its own individual style, each country its own distinctive taste, and each distillery offers endless variations of local styles. It doesnt matter if youre looking for rum agricole, vintage rum or heavy, rich Jamaican and Demerara rums.
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2010 is the latest release from Foursquare Distillery, Barbados. The twenty-first release (Mark XXI) in the Exceptional Cask Selection, this expression continues the award-winning Vintage series with aplomb.
Foursquare ISONOMY is the twentieth release in the Exceptional Cask Selection series. Aged for 17yr, it is also the oldest release to date from the team at Foursquare. A real treat to savour on the rocks.
Grand Arome is a heavy style of rum (the French equivalent to Jamaican high ester). Following its selection for the UK Rum Club, only 29 bottles were ever made making this an exceptionally rare release. Expect big flavours and huge tropical funk.
70cl / 54.4% - A Mexican rum from Paranubes, made in Oaxaca and matured for 18 months in ex-Tequila French oak barrels. Smoky aromas of green olives and garden herbs fill the nose, complemented by notes of pimento, dried figs, earth, oak and sweet agave...
70cl / 57% - A grassy, earthy spirit from Wrecking Coast, made by combining Muscovado sugar and Cornish spring water to make a syrup, which is then fermented and distilled. The result is aromas of stone fruit, green apple, dried apricot, pear drops and...
70cl / 48% - By The Dutch's Batavia Arrack is a classic example of the rum-like spirit made on the Indonesian island of Java. Aged in oak for up to eight years, this is rich and complex with notes of spice.
70cl / 48% - This White Batavia Arrack from By The Dutch is pot distilled from sugar cane molasses on the island of Java in Indonesia after a long fermentation. It is matured for up to 12 months in large teak wooden vats before being blended and bottled...
70cl / 40% - Ceylon Arrack is a traditional Sri Lankan spirit distilled from the sap of the coconut flower, which can only be collected by hand, and aged in Sri Lankan oak casks. The revival of lost cocktail ingredients continues apace.
70cl / 43% - A blended rum from Belgian indie bottler Asta Morris, made using rums from Barbados, Jamaica and the Dominican Republic.
70cl / 46% / Compagnie des Indes - The 13th edition of Boulet de Canon rum from Compagnie des Indes is a combination of rums from Panama and Nicaragua that have been matured in ex-peated whisky casks and given a 48-hour maceration of hay before being...
Rum is one of the most versatile spirits you can enjoy. From white rum to extra old, we track hundreds of different styles from around the world.
Rum is usually fermented and distilled from molasses (a by-product of sugar cane) or directly from sugar cane juices. Popular producing countries include the Dominican Republic, Jamaica, Barbados, Trinidad and Tobago, and for such nations, rum is a large part of their culture, as people drink it in cocktails and as a "secret" ingredient in cooking. Think Pina Colada and Jerk Chicken...simply delicious.
White rum retains its transparency because it is bottled immediately after distillation, while dark rums acquire their color and flavor through the aging process. A general rule of thumb for rum...the darker it is, the older and more mature it is.
You can enjoy rum on its own, with ice, in a cocktail, in your favorite drink or in food. Whichever way you enjoy it, please enjoy responsibly.