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The English style rums is the one with the greatest history and therefore the oldest
style of rum. This rum is distilled in pot stills, just like whiskey is.
A pot still is a kind of large kettle that is heated so that the alcohol vapors
rise and precipitate again via the pipe as alcohol in liquid form.
This is how distillation is done. The English style rums are also almost all aged
in an oak barrel. The Rum comes a lot from former British colonies such as Barbados,
Trinidad and Jaimaica. The rum is made from molasses, which is a kind
of syrupy by-product of sugar cane and sugar beets.
Characteristic of this style is the dark color and the strong flavours: spicy, aromatic.
The rums of the English rum style are therefore loved for their rich aromas and quality.
This sweet Florida nectar reveals floral perfumes and aromatic honey notes.
Mild and elegant. A brilliant touch of resin enhances this sensation.
Bottled for Whisky and such
From the ever-exceptional Foursquare distillery in Barbados, this impressive expression combines a blend of 2010 pot and column-distilled rum, matured for 12 years in bourbon casks.
This expression was made using a blend of rums from Clarendon and Worthy Park aged in bourbon casks, with a particular focus the pot-still deliciousness with a good helping of familiar funky notes intertwined in there too.
A limited edition release from Pusser's, Deptford Dockyard Reserve commemorates the 52nd anniversary of Black Tot Day in 2022. Combining a blend of aged Caribbean rums from Guyana, Trinidad, Barbados, and Jamaica, it's bottled up at 54.5% ABV
Pusser's 'Gunpowder Proof' Spiced is a particularly full-bodied spiced rum, made with rum matured in charred oak bourbon barrels and combined with a selection of tasty ingredients, including banana, cinnamon, chocolate, ginger and vanilla.
Based in Port-of-Spain, TDL cultivates its own yeast strain which adds an individuality to its sugarcane molasses fermentation.
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