Naga Rum 12Y Thailand Siam Edition

Miracielo is produced by hand using the original La Antigua Guatemala recipe from 1953, in small batches.
During the ageing process, fresh plums, sultanas and vanilla are added by hand, macerating and giving it its unique aromatic profile. Symbolising its artisanal, hand-made profile, the leather collar that adorns its neck is also handmade.

This fresh, rose-petal gin was first made to honour Glendalough's Head Distiller Ciaran “Rowdy” Rooney's mother Rose, at his little brother's wedding.
Carefully-tended flowers from her rose garden are vapor distilled with wild roses and plants from the mountains around the distillery to make this an intensely floral gin.
After distilling, the gin is then further infused with even more roses to deepen the flavours and give it its lovely pink hue.

THE BOTRAN RESERVA 15 YEARS is an exceptional Guatemalan rum, carefully aged to offer an unforgettable tasting experience.
Blended from rums aged between 5 and 14 years using the solera method, this rum benefits from maturation in four different types of casks: charred and uncharred American oak, sherry casks, and port casks.
The result is a dry and complex rum, marked by an aromatic richness that will appeal to lovers of refined spirits.
Presented in an elegant case, the Botran Reserva 15 Years is an invitation to discover and vary the pleasures for Diplomatico enthusiasts in search of new sensations.

A flavour and aroma enhancer, ideal for mixes, cocktails and long drinks. Can also be enjoyed as a fresh fruit ti punch for lovers of lighter rums.

Pusser's tribute to King Charles III
Pusser’s Rum Limited has crafted a limited-edition Naval rum from select stills in Guyana and Trinidad to salute the coronation of King Charles III and Queen Consort Camilla on 6 May 2023. As the Crown of Saint Edward is placed upon the head of King Charles, we ask that you lift your drinking vessel high and toast the new King and Queen of the United Kingdom and its Commonwealth. This fine blend of aged rum is at 54.5% (Navy Proof) and similar to that served on the 31st day of July 1970 when the Admiralty discontinued its daily issue of rum to Ships’ Companies, ending the longest tradition in seafaring history.