Raise a glass to history every time you take a sip of this iconic rum! Pusser's Rum was a daily issue to the Royal Navy from 1655 to 1970 helping its men through even the most difficult situations at sea. It takes its name from the purser who would distribute the rum aboard ship. Today the award-winning rum is made to the same specification as the original Royal Navy rum. It is wooden pot stilled and aged for 3 years in charred oak barrels that give it its rich flavour. The unique blend of 5 stills from Guyana and Trinidad produces a rich mahogany rum with a classic Demerara aroma finished with notes of leather tobacco dried sultanas nutmeg cloves and English toffee. Completely free from additives and artificial colours it is a drink to savour and enjoy.Key Features:Made in the British Virgin IslandsWooden pot stilledFree from artificial additives and colours40% Vol.
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