The battle over Jamaican rum

The battle over Jamaican rum

The spirit that defines the Caribbean is at the middle of a legal fight

Debate Over GI Redefines What Makes Rum Jamaican - The Caribbean Camera

Appleton rum Factory Rum is an essential part of Jamaica’s cultural identity, but what makes a rum truly “Jamaican” is at the center of an ongoing debate. A significant point of contention is a recent change to the rules regarding the geographical indication (GI) designation for Jamaican rum, which has stirred disagreement among producers. The GI, established in 2016, was designed to protect Jamaica’s rum from imitators, but a new amendment intr…

Wray and Nephew announces new lower proof, limited edition, rum

Wray and Nephew has announced the release of a new, limited edition rum called “Wray’s 43”, thanks to the exclusive offering only being 43% whilst the original offering does not mess around, given its 63% ABV, and has always been the go to for those looking to concoct a potent rum punch. It’s important to…