114 Proof

114 ProofInspired by rums naval history, this strength carries a special significance. Rum was once stored in wooden barrels together with gunpowder below decks on ships. In case the rum barrels started leaking and soaking into the gunpowder, the alcohol content had to be at least 57% as anything below this would mean that the gunpowder would not burn. This navy strength spiced rum is created with a blend of rums from Jamaica, the Dominican Republic and

Palate: A classic gin with juniper and coriander seeds providing a rich body whilst the lemon verbena and coriander enhance the citrus quality of this gin

our Flower Power is the perfect summer sip

In case the rum barrels started leaking and soaking into the gunpowder

Raspberry Daiquiri

Flower Power

Whether enjoyed neat

Its deep amber colour brings notes of vanilla

Parts of these blends are made from sugar cane juice as opposed to the traditional molasses

Nose: Citrus presents first with lemon underpinned by slight notes of hibiscus

sipping neat or creating cocktails like the ever-popular Piña Colada

subside into chamomile and rose

Raspberry Mojito