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Here you will find White Rum, Gold-Dark-Aged Rum, Spiced-Flavored Rum, Agricole Rum, Overproof Rum. Choose from our countless labels.

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Angostura 1919 Rum 700ml

38.66 €

Angostura 5 Y.O. Rum 700ml

27.47 €

Angostura 7 Y.O. Rum 700ml

31.06 €

Angostura Reserva Rum 700ml

22.87 €

Appleton Estate Rare Casks 12 Y.O. Rum 700ml

52.38 €
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Appleton Estate Signature Blend Rum 700ml

26.77 €

Bacardi 8 Anos Rum 700ml

37.39 €

Bacardi Anejo 4 Y.0. Rum 700ml

27.08 €

Bacardi Carta Blanca Rum 1Lt

28.43 €

Bacardi Carta Blanca Rum 700ml

20.93 €

Bacardi Carta Negra Rum 700ml

21.59 €

Bacardi Carta Oro (Gold) Rum 700ml

20.94 €

Bacardi Spiced Rum 700ml

21.09 €

Bayou Single Batch Rum 700ml

47.50 €

Bayou Spiced Rum 700ml

28.50 €

Bayou XO Mardi Gras Rum 700ml

70.78 €

Botran Reserva 15 Y.O. Rum 700ml

41.58 €

Botran Reserva 8 Y.O. Rum 700ml

33.00 €

Botran Reserva Blanca Rum 700ml

28.69 €

Botran Solera 18 Y.O. Rum 700ml

51.79 €

Bumbu The Original Rum 700ml

41.78 €

Bumbu XO Rum 700ml

45.63 €

Canerock Jamaican Spiced Rum 700ml

39.59 €

Captain Morgan Black Rum 700ml

19.16 €

Frequently Asked Questions

01What makes rum different from other drinks?

 

Rum is one of the sweetest distillates. Either white or dark, it is produced by distilling fermented sugarcane juice or fermented molasses. Aging in stainless steel tanks or oak barrels increases its complexity.

02Which rum options do you have for a beginner?

 

A typical start is Havana Club, aged three years. Diplomatico Mantuano, although of deeper aging, can also play the role of introduction to the world of rum. Finally, Bacardi Carta Blanca is also offered as a start.

03How would you describe the taste and aroma of rum?

 

A spirit made from sugar cane juice or molasses is impossible to lack sweetness. If barrel aged, then hints of vanilla, caramel and tobacco are present. If not, then hints of herbs and tropical fruits steal the show.

04 Is there any difference in rum, depending on the region of its production?

 

Cuban rum is produced through continuous distillation and is lighter in character than rum from other Caribbean islands. For example, rum from the Barbados is more spicy and smoky, while rum from Jamaica is dominated by tropical fruit elements. If we move to Central America or neighboring South American countries, we will encounter rum of a different terroir.

05What is the ideal occasion to enjoy rum?

 

Rum is one of those drinks that can be enjoyed at almost any time, because of its elegant and full-bodied character. Thus, an afternoon with good company or a soirée in a roof garden requires rum. A cold night in a bar also goes well with rum, while the most daring will not hesitate to enjoy it even at noon on the beach.

06How do I choose the right rum for a dinner or party?

 

A rum suitable for cocktails is a real choice of weapon at a party. As for dinner, an aged rum will make the difference, whether as an accompaniment to appropriate appetizers or as an after-dinner companion.

07Is there a specific rum recommended for pairing with food?

 

Try pairing a rum with citrus notes, such as Don Papa MassKara, with fresh or salted fish. If your plate is occupied by a juicy steak, then the smoky character of a Mount Gay Black Barrel will accompany it perfectly. Finally, a rum with spicy personality, such as Kraken or Chairman's, pairs perfectly with a cheese and charcuterie platter.

08How can I store rum properly to preserve its flavor?

 

Choose a place free from sunlight, preferably cool. If the bottle is already opened, make sure the cap is carefully placed.

09 Any suggestions on how to best serve rum?

 

An aged rum is served at room temperature or chilled with an ice cube. The simplest forms of rum are usually served at a temperature not exceeding 15°C.

10Can it be used in cocktails, and if so, what are the most popular?

 

Rum is extremely popular in cocktails. White rum, sugar syrup and lime juice are mixed in a Daiquiri. Adding mint and soda to the above ingredients results in a Mojito. Piña Colada, on the other hand, requires aged rum. It is combined with frozen pineapple puree, cream of coconut, lime juice and ice.

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