The Lovers Rum (70cl, 43%)
An epic journey, where Latin America meets the Caribbean, a mix of ethnicity and culture.
A vibrant blend of five rums from Barbados, Dominican Republic, Guatemala, Nicaragua and Panama - each with its own personality, character and flavour.
Notes of Muscovado sugar, toffee, roasted walnut, cashew, warm cinnamon, handsome oak wood and peppery notes. Ripe tropical fruity notes from pineapple, banana, passion fruit and citrus orange. Further undertones of dark chocolate, toasted coconut and roasted coffee.
Aromatic, vibrant, fruity, sweet and peppery.
An epic journey, where Latin America meets the Caribbean, a mix of ethnicity and culture.
A vibrant blend of five rums from Barbados, Dominican Republic, Guatemala, Nicaragua and Panama - each with its own personality, character and flavour.
Notes of Muscovado sugar, toffee, roasted walnut, cashew, warm cinnamon, handsome oak wood and peppery notes. Ripe tropical fruity notes from pineapple, banana, passion fruit and citrus orange. Further undertones of dark chocolate, toasted coconut and roasted coffee.
Aromatic, vibrant, fruity, sweet and peppery.
An epic journey, where Latin America meets the Caribbean, a mix of ethnicity and culture.
A vibrant blend of five rums from Barbados, Dominican Republic, Guatemala, Nicaragua and Panama - each with its own personality, character and flavour.
Notes of Muscovado sugar, toffee, roasted walnut, cashew, warm cinnamon, handsome oak wood and peppery notes. Ripe tropical fruity notes from pineapple, banana, passion fruit and citrus orange. Further undertones of dark chocolate, toasted coconut and roasted coffee.
Aromatic, vibrant, fruity, sweet and peppery.
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Volume: 700ml
Alcohol Content: 43% Vol
Colour: Gold
Distillery / Brand: The Lovers
Location: Latin America & Caribbean
Perfect serve: Neat or over ice
Feeling Inventive? Try the ‘Lovers Daiquiri’. Shake 60ml The Lovers Rum, 30ml lime juice and 2 tsp sugar cane (sugar). Deceptively simple with 4 parts - strong, sour, sweet & week.
