The English Harbour brand was created in
1993, with aged
Rums as their focus. Their signature five-year-old was launched in 2001.
The molasses for English Harbour is sourced from the
Dominican Republic and
Guyana. It is fermented for 24 to 36 hours in open-top fermenters using a proprietary mix of commercial and wild yeast.
The wild yeast is a crucial part of the production process, imparting a
light briny note to the Rum made in the seaside
Antigua distillery.
English Harbour Rums are produced using
one of only two copper continuous stills in the Caribbean. The stills produce a lighter style of Spirit, rich in flavor and
full of character.
Their critically acclaimed core lineup consists of their 5YO, 10YO, and Vintage 1981 25YO.