Produced in Mexico by Licores Veracruz. The rum is bottled in small quantities and aged in white oak barrels (ex bourbon). There is more information on the bottle. Unfortunately other than the attached label it is all in Spanish! Licores Veracruz have been trading as a going concern for 55 years but have only been exporting their…
The name “Old Grog” dates back from the early days when the finest of Grenada’s Rum was shipped to his Majesty George III England. In order to identify the King’s Rum, the casks were marked G.R.O.G. which is the abbreviation for Georgius Rex Old Grenada. Or so the story on the bottle goes. Whether this…
Old Salt Rum is the only rum fermented and distilled in England. It’s triple distilled in small batches using a traditional copper still. The rum seeks to evoke the taste of rum 200 years ago and has a Pirate theme to its rear label. The rum is sealed with red wax with ES (English Spirit) emblazoned on…