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Latest Additions to the Rum Collection

The latest additions to the rum collection.
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The latest additions to The Rumelier's rum collection 

1) Vizcaya VXOP Cuban Formula Rum 750ml from the Dominican Republic.(pictured below)
2) Bermudez Ron Anejo Aniversario 750ml from the Dominican Republic.(pictured below)
3) Tortuga Gold Rum 5 Year Old 750ml from the Cayman Islands.(pictured below)
4) Ron Arecha Añejo 700ml from Cuba.(pictured below)
5) Ron Legendario Añejo 700ml from Cuba.(pictured below)
6) Angostura Caribbean Club Limbo Drummer 750ml from Trinidad & Tobago.(pictured below)
7) Siboney Dorado Superior 750ml from the Dominican Republic.(pictured below)
8) Bel Koule Bwa Kochon 175ml from Haiti.(pictured below)
9) Bel Koule Lian Bande 175ml from Haiti.(pictured below)

10) Bundaberg Distiller's No. 3 1125ml from Australia.

11) Bundaberg UP 700ml from Australia.

12) Plantation 8 Year Old Jamaican Rum 750nl from Jamaica.

13) Pampaero Añejo De Luxe Rum 750ml from Venezuela.

14) Santa Teresa Selecto Extra Añejo 750ml from Venezuela.

15) Mount Gilboa Triple Distilled Pot Still Rum 700ml from Barbados.

16) Pusser's "Yachting" Ship's Decanter 1 Litre from British Virgin Islands.

17) The Lord Nelson Nelson's Blood 700ml from England.(not pictured)

18) Trois Rivieres Rhum Blanc Agricole 700ml from Martinique.(not pictured)

19) Pirates Choice Molasses Reef Rum 750ml from the U.S.A.(not pictured)

19) Wood's 100 Old Navy Rum 700ml from Guyana.(not pictured)

20) Sailor jerry Spiced Caribbean rum 700ml from the USA.(not pictured)

21) Brugal Siglo de Oro 700ml from the Dominican Republic.(not pictured)

22) Pirate's Choice Molasses Reef Rum 750ml from the U.S.A.(not pictured)

23) Zaya Gran Reserva 750ml from Guatemala.(not pictured)

24) Zaya Gran Reserva 750ml from Trinidad and Tobago.(not pictured)

25) Atlantico Private Cask 750ml from the Dominican Republic.(not pictured)

26) Cubaney Gran Reserva 15 Años 750ml from the Domincan Republic.(not pictured)

27) Diplomatico Reserva 750ml from Venezuela.(not pictured)

28) Diplomatico Reserva Exclusiva 750ml from Venezuela.(not pictured)

29) Calico Jack Premium Dark Rum 700ml from Guyana.(not pictured)

30) Cockspur 5 Star Fine Rum 700ml from Barbados.(not pictured)

31) Westerhall Plantation Rum 750ml from Grenada.(not pictured)

32) Bambarra Gold Rum 1litre from the Turks and Caicos Islands.(not pictured)

33) Bambarr Silver Rum 1litre from the Turks and Caicos Islands.(not pictured)

Some more of the latest rum additions.
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The two versions of CSR from St.Kitts.
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The one on the left is the original, Cane Spirit Rothschild.

Barbancourt 15 Year Old Rhum from Haiti.
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There are two versions of this rum. Right is the USA version.

The Rumelier collects rum from all over the world. Most of his rum collection is bought locally in the Turks and Caicos Islands. He will pick up bottles when he visits other countries and relies on friends and family to pick up a bottle or two on their travels. Some weeks he may get lucky and aquire several new bottles, other weeks he may not find any.
Some of the collection has been purchased on-line, especially the vintage bottles. The Rumelier also has some favourite places around the world where he can purchase rum on-line. A lot of companies will not ship rum to the Turks and Caicos Islands for various reasons, so, when he finds one that will, he will use it often, especially when buying rums not available in the Turks and Caicos Islands.
This page will show the most recent additions to The Rumelier's collection. It will not include refills, but will include variations in size, labels, design or vintage.

Mount Gilboa Pot Still Rum from Barbados.
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This bottle shows the new Authentic Caribbean Rum Marque Logo.

Rum Bottle Story of the Week
This week's rum bottle is Mount Gilboa Triple Distilled Pot Still Rum from Barbados. The Rumelier discovered this rum while attending the Rumfest in London, England. This is not commercially available in the UK, but the Rumelier did manage to acquire a bottle of this fine tasting rum from the person directly responsible for it's distillation.
Mount Gilboa is situated in the northern point of Barbados, in St.Lucy Parish, where they have been making fine rums for over 300 years. This tradition continues today with this pot still rum, being made by direct family descendants of the distillery founder Aubrey Ward (you will see his signature on every bottle of Mount Gay rum).
Making rum was Aubrey Ward's relentless passion. This passion has continued into his fourth generation descendant, Frank Ward Jr. creator of this unique rum.
The rum is triple distilled using only pot still rum. No continuous still rum is involved in the blend and no caramel or colourings are used in the final blend, so colour may vary from batch to batch.
The rum will only be available at duty free stores in Barbados and will not compete against Mount Gay rum in the local market. It will retail for approximately $US50 when available. The rum is being produced by The Rum Refinery of Mount Gay Limited which is a separate entity from Mount Gay Rum, the most famous rum to be produced in Barbados. They make the rum for Mount Gay and later sell it to them. There is a law in Barbados that goes back centuries stating that rum distillers were not allowed to produce, age and bottle their rums in the same location. Mount Gay rum actually puts in many miles up and down the island before it is actually bottled.
This rum continues the long tradition of producing fine rums from the birthplace of rum Barbados.

Mount Gilboa Rum from Barbados.
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A model of a Barbados Pot Still with the resulting product.

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