White Rum

Superb golden overproof rum from the Virgin Islands. Remarkably flavoursome for such a strong rum, this Cruzan is a great float for cocktails but should not be drunk neat.

A quite ludicrously potent rum from St. Vincent, Sunset Very Strong should never be taken neat, but heavily diluted with a mixer or as a float for cocktails.

Strong, extra dry Mauritian white overproof rum, blended from rums aged up to five years.

A 1980s bottling of Captain Morgan's seldom seen Carta Blance white rum, produced in Jamaica.

A huge double-magnum bottle of the world's favourite spirit.

We estimate that this Bacardi Superior Rum was bottled during the 1970s, in Spain.

A 1970s bottling of Bacardi that claims to be from the Bahamas.

A bottle of Bonaparte's white rum, produced in Puerto Rico in the 1960s.

A particularly shiny labelled release of Havana Club's 3 year old Blanco Superior rum that was bottled back in the 1970s.

One of the oldest bottles of Bacardi we've ever come across, we believe this to date from around a century ago, when Bacardi was still made in Cuba by Don Facundo's sons and Fidel Castro was still a twinkle in his father's eye. A bottle from only a few years after the invention of the Daiquiri, this is an important artifact in rum history.