After having rested for 5 years in the distillery's cellars in Bourbon barrels, it was selected by Hee Joy and brought to the Charente for further maturation in Cognac barrels.

Rum & Cane Spanish Carribean XO is a blend of two traditional Spanish molasses rums, one produced in Cuba and the other in the Dominican Republic. This rum has been aged for at least 6 years in American oak barrels that previously contained bourbon.

Rumbullion! proudly flaunts its maritime inspiration with a label that bears a hand-drawn illustration of a Navy grog tub, and just like all of the fine spirits in the Ableforth's arsenal, each bottle is wrapped in crinkled brown paper, wound with twine and sealed with black wax.

Rumbullion! Navy Strength is made using a secret recipe with a Caribbean rum at its spicy core. Expect big spicy flavours of cardamom, clove and vanilla in this legendary spiced rum.

Mark Watkins created Mt Uncle Distillery back in 2001, and is well known for making a variety of spirits, including (obviously) Rum! His starting point is sourcing cane syrup from the local sugar making factory. The syrup when combined with yeast, dunder, and water results in a wine which was then distilled in their 1,500 litre Holstein pot still. Matured entirely at Mt Uncle Distillery in an ex-Red Wine Hogshead with a heavy toast for 12 years, this delicious Rum was shipped to the UK in a neutral container for bottling.

This distinctive variation is a robust pot still rum crafted from molasses, undergoing a maturation period of two decades in a bourbon cask. Predominantly aged in the tropical climate of Fiji, it briefly experienced the conditions in the UK before being bottled

Designed by rum expert Thomas Holland to serve as the ideal base for a cocktail, but could also be enjoyed on its own. It is a blend of rums from Guyana and Jamaica, an original combination that is beautifully represented on the bottle's hand-drawn label, which features the national flowers of both countries side by side.

A blend of molasses rums from various Colombian distilleries. What unites them is the use of multi-column stills for distillation. After ageing for 6 years, this blend was bottled at its natural strength.
The fifth production batch produced a total of 550 copies, all numbered.