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St.Kitts Sugar Manufactruing Corporation sign.
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Old Pot Stills at Callwood Distillery, Tortola.
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Callwood make rum from fresh cane juice, a rarity in an English speaking island.

  




If you wish to send a bottle(s) of rum to The Rumelier please mail it to the following address:-

Bob Davies, POBox 714, Providenciales, Turks and Caicos Islands, British West Indies.


Looking up an old chimney stack in St.Kitts.
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This chimney has been renovated at Lambert Estate.
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