Puerto Rican Spirits

Producer Description 

BACARDI Superior is the perfect white rum that you can casually sip or mix into any number of cocktails to liven up the party. This BACARDI white rum liquor is aged in American white oak barrels and shaped through a secret blend of charcoal for a distinctive smoothness that makes it easy to have fun. This superior BACARDI Rum alcohol is a light and aromatically balanced aged rum that is 80 proof and offers an aroma of almonds and fruit with a smooth and creamy flavor and a dry, clean, fresh finish. When you are out with your friends enjoying the moment, use BACARDI Superior Rum as a drink mixer with a number of tropical cocktails or alcohol drinks such as a Mojito, frozen Daiquiri, Rum and Cola, Pina Colada, or even a Rum Punch. BACARDI is the oldest and largest family-owned rum in the world.

• One 1 L bottle of BACARDI Superior White Rum

• Aged in American white oak barrels and shaped through a secret blend of charcoal for a distinctive smoothness

• This BACARDI rum offers a smooth and creamy flavor that’s easy to mix and simple to enjoy

• White rum that delivers an aroma of almonds and fruit with a dry, clean, fresh finish that’s as crisp as it is exciting

• Mix this rum into a delicious cocktail like a Mojito, frozen Daiquiri, Rum and Cola, Pina Colada, or even a Rum Punch

Producer Description 

Aged 1-3 years in oak barrels & blended and aged again for a minimum of 3 months, Havana Club Puerto Rican Rum Aejo Clsico is a blended Puerto Rican rum with notes like apricots, mango, and bananas, and complimented with rose petals.

Producer Description 

Based on the original Cuban recipe from the Arechebala family, this rum is aged 1 year in oak barrels, blended and aged again for a minimum of 2 months, resulting in fruity aromas and hints of vanilla and oak on the pallet.The Arechabala Family started their rum-making business in 1878 in Cuba. They first registered the HAVANA CLUB trademark in 1934.

With its well-rounded flavor featuring notes of tropical fruits and hints of vanilla and oak, HAVANA CLUB quickly became a beloved and iconic Cuban brand. It was a favorite of locals as well as American and European tourists flocking to Cuba’s chic nightspots and casinos from the late 1930s to the 1960s. HAVANA CLUB became one of the symbols of the razzle and dazzle of that Golden Age. 

Then everything changed. On January 1st, 1960, at gunpoint, the Cuban regime seized the company’s assets without compensation. The Arechabala family lost everything and was forced to flee the homeland they loved, with a scant few of their remaining possessions – the precious rum recipe being one of them. But, without the means to restart the rum making business, it seemed HAVANA CLUB would only exist on a tattered piece of paper. 

Just like the Bacardi Family, the Arechabala Family suffered the same sad end to their business in Cuba. However, Bacardi had rum-making facilities in Puerto Rico and due to the long-standing ties between both families, Bacardi purchased the original recipe and the rights to HAVANA CLUB. In 1995, Bacardi relaunched HAVANA CLUB in the United States, based on the original Cuban recipe personally transcribed by Ramon Arechabala.

Now the sultry nights, the swanky nightspots, the pulsating Latin music are bottled once more, capturing the essence of the Golden Age.