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Island Company Rum
Island Company Rum
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- BrandIsland Company
- CategoryRum
- CountryTrinidad
- DistilleryIsland Company
- Age3 Year Old
- Style Rum
- Alcohol40.0%
A low-calorie premium Rum, designed for A-list resorts.
Spencer Antle had a plan: design the smoothest premium Rum for A-list destinations and A-list tastes. So, Antle went to the top Rum distillery in the Caribbean to create a Rum that’s going to turn Vodka drinkers to Rum lovers. Did he succeed? The ridiculously long list of awards seem to indicate so: Gold at San Francisco World Spirits Competition, Gold and Best Rum at New York World Spirits Competition, Double Gold at SIP Awards, Double Gold at Caribbean Rum Awards, Gold at World Spirits Awards… It’s like, we get it, you like it.
With only 60 calories per ounce, Island Company Rum is gluten-free and has zero carbs and sugars. Distilled 5 times for extra smoothness, there’s no afterburn. Like, zero! This is the Rum you’d drink at the best luxury resorts – quite literally – but you can mix your high-end cocktails at home. Daiquiri, Rumosa, all kinds of Coladas,... Get creative and turn your home into a 5-star resort.
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gentle
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slightly sweet
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soft
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honey
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vanilla
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smooth
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rich
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silky
Appearance / Color
Blonde
Nose / Aroma / Smell
Gentle and slightly sweet.
Flavor / Taste / Palate
Well-balanced and rounded with subtle notes of honey and vanilla.
Finish
Smooth AF
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A low-calorie premium Rum, designed for A-list resorts.
Spencer Antle had a plan: design the smoothest premium Rum for A-list destinations and A-list tastes. So, Antle went to the top Rum distillery in the Caribbean to create a Rum that’s going to turn Vodka drinkers to Rum lovers. Did he succeed? The ridiculously long list of awards seem to indicate so: Gold at San Francisco World Spirits Competition, Gold and Best Rum at New York World Spirits Competition, Double Gold at SIP Awards, Double Gold at Caribbean Rum Awards, Gold at World Spirits Awards… It’s like, we get it, you like it.
With only 60 calories per ounce, Island Company Rum is gluten-free and has zero carbs and sugars. Distilled 5 times for extra smoothness, there’s no afterburn. Like, zero! This is the Rum you’d drink at the best luxury resorts – quite literally – but you can mix your high-end cocktails at home. Daiquiri, Rumosa, all kinds of Coladas,... Get creative and turn your home into a 5-star resort.
- BrandIsland Company
- CategoryRum
- CountryTrinidad
- DistilleryIsland Company
- Age3 Year Old
- Style Rum
- Alcohol40.0%
-
gentle
-
slightly sweet
-
soft
-
honey
-
vanilla
-
smooth
-
rich
-
silky
Appearance / Color
Blonde
Nose / Aroma / Smell
Gentle and slightly sweet.
Flavor / Taste / Palate
Well-balanced and rounded with subtle notes of honey and vanilla.
Finish
Smooth AF
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