Or; Exploring Rum – X Marks the Tot Given its hugely diverse nature – in terms of flavour, geography and production methods – rum has, over the years, proven notoriously difficult to classify, regulate and,…
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10 rums you should know about
Posted on 12 July 2017 by Billy
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In the run up to Black Tot Day at the end of July, we’ve been scouring our shelves for great rums. With so many producers, the number of rums out there can be overwhelming. So,…
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Posted on 27 June 2017 by Billy
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When it comes to drinks with history, rum has packed more into a shorter time than most. Despite only appearing in something approaching its current form in the 17th century, the past 400 years have…
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Rhum Du Pere Labat is a high-strength white agricole rum from the island of Marie Galante, south of Guadeloupe. Rich, fragra...
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A very traditional mezcal made from mexicano agave (part of the rhodacantha family of agaves), well-known for producin...
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This heavily peated single malt from Bruichladdich distillery celebrates all things Islay — from barley exclusiv...
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This Glenallachie seven-year-old is part of the Batch 3 Virgin oak series released in March 2023 and was aged...
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Well, as Caperdonich originally should contribute to blends only and as there hasn't been any distillery bottlings before the two for the Italian market in the late 70's, I'd assume that a unique...
Posted on: 15 July 2022
That's really intriguing! I need to look into when the regulations started clamping down on naming – there was some discussion around Malt Mill online recently (thanks to
Hi there,
Posted on: 15 July 2022