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Australia
Australia
It was actually rum that was colonial Australia’s first drink of choice – because of British naval influence.
Barbados
Barbados
Evidence suggests the first recorded (and still operating) rum distillery in the world opened here in 1703.
Belize
Belize
Belize has an alcohol culture going back thousands of years to early Maya civilisations.
Denmark
Denmark
The rise of Nordic whisky coincided with a general movement in Denmark towards celebrating flavour, innovation and local ingredients.
England
England
England has long involved itself in drinks across the world - and some of those are now made at home.
Fiji
Fiji
Given the quality of the local resource, Fijian rums are increasingly worth exploring.
Jamaica
Jamaica
One drink dominates Jamaica – other than occasional pauses for beer of a certain stripe – and that is rum.
Japan
Japan
Japan often looks abroad for inspiration - to Dutch traders to discover beer and, later, by visiting Scotland and learning the art of whisky making.
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“This shows off the huge spectrum of Jamaican rum. Instead of the strong overripe fruit flavours of famous ‘high-ester’ styles, this goes for a more complex approach. A traditional ‘double-retort’ pot still helps make it crisp and precise but with depth: banana bread with orange and spice. To highlight that complexity, we matured this without much cask influence.”
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