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Rum is made in more than 80 countries. It can be made with a variety of different fermentation, distillation, and blending processes.

1. White Rum

White rum is typically clear in color and has a lighter texture than dark or golden rum. It may be used in drinks that require less change of flavor intensity.

2. Gold Rum

Over time, rums generally develop golden-amber hues and the flavors are usually richer. Rums of this color are common in drinks like daiquiris and rum punches. Leonora, the Cuban rum that is used in Miami, has a golden color and it is produced in small batches. This particular variety of rum is very lightly aged; most rums that we buy are only three years old. Unlike some other rums, when they are young they often taste light and sweet; after a while, they mellow out to a rich, deep flavor.

3. Dark Rum

Dark rum had been popular in the Caribbean, but it was not until the turn of the century that it became quite popular due to its strong taste and aroma, which was thought to be a tribute to the philosophy of rum. The name “Santalum” comes from the Portuguese word “santal”, which is derived from the Latin word “santalum”. The tree is native to northern Europe and was introduced into Africa around the Middle Ages. It has been widely planted in many parts of tropical and subtropical regions, including Australia, Africa, and Asia.

4. Black Rum

Black rums are the darkest, most prosperous, and most full-bodied rums. These rums have a powerful tropical flavor that can be used in various recipes for intricate flavors. This type of rum is often paired with other types of rum to create more robust-style flavors. These rums are often used in mixed drinks and cocktails, as well as being consumed on their own. The Bitters (or Negronis) rums are the most common rums that one can find around the world.

5. Premium Aged Rum

Rum typically takes years to make, which means there’s still lots of flavor in it. The aging process can also produce a range of subtle flavors.

Rums are made from sugar cane and can be distilled into a sweet product with little color. One example of one is rum from the Caribbean, which is popular among local residents and tourists alike.

We’re devoted to producing quality single-origin mixes and offer our rum lovers a wide range of blends from pure grain to hand-pressed. They encompass all types of rums and are available in both 40cl bottles or mixtures. Our customers are happy with what they receive!

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