An authentic Caribbean legend, our flagship Original Bumbu is blended from fine Barbados rum and hand-selected spices that evoke the rich and colorful history of the West Indies. Bumbu reveals its heritage and craftsmanship with every sip.

Made with aged rum and with a hint of smokiness from charred American oak barrels, BACARDÍ Spiced is a Gluten free rum blended with natural flavors and spices for a bold, yet smooth taste. BACARDÍ Spiced rum’s liquid has both light and deep notes, making it perfect for mixing the best spiced rum drinks.

TASTING NOTES

BACARDÍ Spiced has a caramel-like vanilla flavor with subtle notes of almond and dried, dark fruits rounded out by cinnamon, nutmeg, and a touch of honey creates a balanced rum with a hint of smokiness.

NOSE: Vanilla and cinnamon

PALATE: Sweet and spiced

FINISH: Black pepper and fudge

The Maestros de Ron BACARDÍ craft BACARDÍ Gold’s rich flavors and golden complexion in toasted oak barrels. The secret behind its unique mellow character? A blend of charcoals known only to them.

TASTING NOTES

A light golden rum with a soft oak flavor. Notes of dry vanilla, ginger root, and toasted almond provide a dry and slightly sweet finish.

NOSE: Nuts and butter

PALATE: Rich and toasted

FINISH: Dry and slightly sweet

Chairman's Reserve Master's Selection 19 Year is limited edition single barrel release. This is the second in the Master's Selection series from the Saint Lucian brand. The rum was distilled in 2000 in the John Dore No. 1 pot still and matured in ex-bourbon barrels. Bottled at 53.1% ABV with no added sugar. 

A rare 30-year-old rum from Panama, this bottling of Zafra has been aged in bourbon barrels. Rich with notes of dried fruit, vanilla, honey and nutmeg.

The Holmes Cay Uitvlugt 2003 edition was distilled on a historic French 4-column Savalle column still. Originally located in the legendary Uitvlugt Estate (pronounced “eye-flot”), the still can now be found at Diamond Distillery, Guyana, under the management (along with all other rum in Guyana) of Demerara Distillers Limited. Aged two years tropically in Guyana and 16 years in the UK, and bottled in New York State. No sugar, no (additional) color, and no other flavors were added in the making of this rum. Bottled at barrel proof, 51% alcohol by volume. Four casks, just 858 bottles are available. 

With golden honey and a whiff of brine on the nose, the palate starts out with overripe tropical fruits, then continues with hints of almond, herbs and a touch of cocoa. Light tobacco lingers on the finish.

A limited edition Costa Rican rum from Centenario, solera aged for 30 years and presented in a simple but elegant decanter.

NOSE
Deep, very complex and finely balanced. Of a beautiful aromatic subtlety, one will retain fruity aromas, caramel, honey and nutmeg nibs.

PALATE
In the mouth one finds all the aromas of the nose accompanied by a great depth. The acidity is evidence of aging of 30 years.

FINAL
Long and soft

This glorious, full-bodied rum of exquisite taste and character was launched in late 2002 and has quickly established itself as one of the finest on the market.

• J.M. Rhum Vieux vintage is distilled year 2009 bottled in 2019
• Among the best rums aged 10 years.
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Clarendon distillery is one of the Caribbean’s newer rum factories, built back in 1949. Back then, it was a small operation, running a single pot still produced by legendary Louisville, Kentucky coppersmiths, Vendome. Today it is joined by a second, larger pot still of Indian manufacture, a modern five-column still, both installed in 2009. Operating between January and October each year, the distillery produces around 12 million litres of alcohol each year. Clarendon is technically two distilling operations in one. National Rums of Jamaica has a 73% share, with the remaining 23% owned by their biggest customer, Diageo, who end up taking 90% of Clarendon’s total output for their Captain Morgan and Myers’s brands.

The terms Wedderburn and Vale Royal are both fairly obscure, though both are used to refer to specific, high ester rums particular to Jamaica. Wedderburn rum was a classification of heavy rum that would usually be used to give weight and flavour to blended rums - much like malt or peated whisky in blends - and is rarely seen unblended. Wedderburn rums are identified by an ester count of 200/300 gr/hlpa. The popular Jamaica rum Smith and Cross, for example, is a blend of Wedderburn, mellowed out with milder Plummer style rum. 

This was distilled in 2011 and aged for 10 years in ex-Bourbon casks before being bottled by US based independent bottler Holmes Cay.

The Ron Colón Salvadoreño rum used in RumRye is made from a special blend, creating a complex flavor profile. The blend includes a 6-year-old Salvadoran rum from Licorera Cihuatán distillery with aged and unaged pot-distilled rums from Worthy Park Estate, Monymusk and Hampden distilleries in Jamaica. By combining column-distilled and pot-distilled rums, the overall flavor offers contrasting characteristics that interact to create something quite unique.

The whiskey in RumRye is a 2017 American Straight 100% Rye Whiskey, a 4-year old straight whiskey produced from 100% rye to showcase the warm and rich spice of the grain. It’s aged in a charred new oak container, with #4 Char barrel a char level on the staves and #2 Char on the heads. The overall flavor is bold with distinctive honey like texture, fresh mint and floral notes.

TASTING NOTES

Nose: Tropical fruit with sticky banana, pineapple, fresh mint and warm honey and a hint of spice.

Palate: Bold, with notes a candied fruit, orange blossom, rich, bright and distinctive spice of a classic rye balanced with the natural sweetness in the rum.

Finish: The finish is dry, with notes of citrus and soft mint.