Wray and Nephew Rum 100 cl, 63% ABV - White Overproof Jamaica Rum

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To this day, the molasses from Jamaican sugarcane are said to produce the boldest-flavoured rums in the world.

Information and statements about products are not intended to be used to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease or health condition. If you do require precise ingredient information you should consult the manufacturer, whose contact details will appear on the packaging or label.The distillery was built in 1949 and was originally owned by the Monymusk Sugar Factory which began operations back in 1901. Rum drinkers around the world will appreciate the mixability of Appleton White Jamaica Rum - the perfect complement to fruit juices, colas and tonic water.

A blend of three unaged pot still Jamaican rums, this release from Worthy Park Estate is made is 100% Pot Still distilled rum and, unlike other Jamaican rums, it was not created using Dunder pits.Since our quest regards overproof rum and we’ve previously learned that proof rum is “only” 57% ABV, the above might be dismissed as little more than an interesting sidebar.

It is these attributes that have made Jamaicans resilient since 1962 when independence from the United Kingdom was secured. By collecting enough advertisements over several years, a reasonably detailed list of each producer’s expressions can be established and when they were introduced and discontinued. Jamaican rum styles favour a natural fermentation method, lending to a characteristic ‘funk’ in many famous examples. Wray and nephew Over proof Rum is the world's top selling, award winning high strength white rum and accounts for 90 percent of all rum consumed in Jamaica where it is an intrinsic part of the culture, tradition and everyday living. uk accepts no liability for inaccuracies or misstatements about products by manufacturers or other third parties.A 1931 advertisement for Edwin Charley’s White Proof Rum notes “Curing Colds with Proof Rum,” another reference to its healthcare use.

In an ideal world, we could answer this question by referring to a list of all rums imported into the US during Tiki’s golden era.When it comes to rum, seemingly simple questions often lead deep down a rabbit hole of more complex questions. The last line in the list says: “ANY BRAND White Proof or Overproof,” which we can reasonably assume meant they were considered equivalent by the government.