That’s why the husband and wife team, Emma and Andrew, embarked on a mission to create a rum that not only tastes amazing but betters the planet. Meet Underdog Spiced Rum - a brand with an ethos and committed to environment sustainability. It contains no artificial colourings, no added sugar and is entirely GMO-free. It uses sustainable packaging with no plastics and labels made from 100% recycled content. Furthermore, 10% of profits from every bottle of Underdog rum sold is donated to rainforest conservation.  “Raise the bar” Underdog Spiced rum is a delicious blend of 100% natural ..read more

Exceptional, carefully crafted Caribbean-inspired rum Revival Rum Pure Cane spirit is crafted in the heart of Northamptonshire countryside, meticulously crafting spirits using a traditional copper, Caribbean style, double retort still.  Immerse yourself in the exquisite realm of rich heritage, traditional Jamaican rum production methods and age-old traditions of the Caribbean. “Combining tradition with innovation” The iconic Phoenix graces the bottle, rising from the ashes, symbolising recovery and resilience. Pioneering movement An unaged, crystal clear rum, made with a blend of high-gr ..read more

A Legacy of Craftsmanship For three generations, the family has been dedicated to the art of distillation, crafting award-winning spirits that embody ‘passion and heritage’. The journey began in the most unlikely of places - a vintage 1970s caravan purchased off eBay. “Copper and Craft” At the heart of the operation lies the essence of tradition and quality: the trio of 100% copper pot Alembic stills, nestled in the picturesque landscapes of the West Midlands. Crafting the finest, hand-crafted, premium bespoke spirits. WMD Black Spiced Rum Black Spiced rum, made in the Black Country A tribute ..read more

Unique and truly exotic spirits from the tropical paradise – a true representation of the islands spice heritage.  The Zanzibar liquor company is a celebration of the rich and diverse cultural heritage of the ‘Spice Island’. “A rich heritage and history” Zanzibar was a pivotal component of the spice trade routes from East Africa to the Middle East and India, and in the 18th and 19th century Zanzibar was coined “the spice island” for its rich exports of a variety of spices. “Attention to detail” Meticulous detail adorns each bottle. The bottle’s rear label features a picturesque sunset ph ..read more

Authentic Cornish Spirits, crafted and bottled in the heart of St Ives – steeped in folklore. “Truth in the Legends” It was rumoured that “St Ia’s” cove (old Cornish for St Ives) contained smuggling tunnels that flowed underground to the cellars of the town’s taverns via hidden doors and passageways. Pirates and smugglers would use these tunnels to transport barrels of contraband, tax-evaded rum, tropical fruits and exotic spices to the taverns. “Folklore, heritage, shanties and past times” Sailors along the Cornish coast were warned of the murderous Mermaids of Zennor. If the shores of the Z ..read more

The Rum Company has captured the hearts of rum enthusiasts and web design aficionados alike. An award-winning website dedicated to selling premium rum from Britain and beyond. A virtual haven for rum connoisseurs, it seamlessly combines a visually stunning interface with a curated selection of exquisite spirits, earning it recognition and accolades in the digital realm.       “Time flies when you’re having Rum” From the moment you land on the homepage, the award-winning website immerses visitors in a visually enticing experience. The website design is a harmonious blend of ..read more

Once upon a time, the small English town of Pontefract were experts in growing liquorice root which they formed into jet black sweet liquorice ‘Pontefract cakes’, affectionally known as ‘The Yorkshire Penny’. “Born in Pontefract” Caribbean rum was imported in wooden oak barrels and would often contaminate with salty seawater. In the 1800s, some genius decided to blend the imported Caribbean rum with these Yorkshire Pennies to make a deliciously rich and smooth rum blend. The sweet little liquorice sweet cakes were ideal for flavouring, colouring and sweetening the salty sea rum.  &nbs ..read more

The intersection of rum and health, or more broadly, alcohol and wellness, has long been a subject of curiosity and debate. It's not uncommon to come across articles touting the supposed health benefits of alcohol in moderation. But are these claims rooted in scientific fact, or are they more a matter of wishful thinking? In this exploration of healthy drinking, we'll delve into the world of rum and its potential health benefits to separate fact from fiction. The Role of Alcohol in Health Alcohol, a beverage enjoyed by millions around the world, is known to have both positive and negative effe ..read more

When it comes to Caribbean cocktails and tropical drinks, there's one timeless and irresistible concoction that stands out above the rest – the classic rum punch. This delicious and refreshing rum punch recipe is a staple at beach parties, tiki bars, and laid-back gatherings, transporting you to the sun-soaked shores of the Caribbean with every sip. Whether you're planning a beachside soirée, a backyard barbecue, or simply looking to add a taste of the tropics to your next get-together, mastering the art of crafting a classic rum punch is a skill that will make you the ultimate host or hostess ..read more

Pairing guide food and drink combinations have become a fascinating subject for culinary enthusiasts and connoisseurs alike. While wine and food pairings have long enjoyed the limelight, the art of matching spirits with dishes has also emerged as a delightful culinary adventure. In this guide, we delve into the world of rum and food, exploring the intriguing possibilities of pairing your favourite dishes with the rich and diverse flavours of rum. The Art of Rum and Food Pairing The concept of pairing food with specific drinks is founded on the idea that certain flavours and characteristics com ..read more