Black Tot Last Consignment Rum 70cl broffer

Black Tot Last Consignment Rum 70cl brofferOn July 31st 1970 a 300 year old Royal Naval tradition ended at precisely 6 bells in the forenoon watch, when the last rum ration was issued aboard ships of the British Royal Navy, a day to be forever known as Black Tot Day. Forty years on, the last consignment of the original rum has been bottled from the original imperial gallon stone flagons into which it has been filled and sealed under HM Customs & Excise supervision in December 1970. Black Tot

Myers in Jamaica in 1879 this rum is crafted in the great tradition of Jamaican dark rums

Andrew Merle acquired the Pikesville brand and started production of Maryland Rye

2010 edition: 92

When his men complained he suggested the introduction of limes and sugar to make the drink more enjoyable

it is not only double distilled but then matured in American Oak Barrels and then after this lengthy period

Best served with a light tonic

This is distilled from a Mashbill of Corn

Running throughout you can expect notes of Classic Dry Gin flavours before hints of Pink Grapefruit on the undertone along with a Floral Goodness to balance

Portobello Road Gin eschews the trend for obscure and esoteric ingredients and instead is an honest blend of just nine botanicals

When you drink Gentleman Jack

This is a Sweet Jammy bodied Gin with notes of Fruits running throughout alongside hints of Sweet Honey and a Subtly Spicy finish

FINISH - Dry