Many years ago, sailors in the Royal Navy were rewarded for their commitment with a daily ration of rum called Black Tot. This tradition endured for over 300 years before coming to an end on 31 July 1970, a day commonly known as Black Tot Day. The stone jars containing the precious spirits were kept for almost forty years. This was when Sukhinder Singh decided to purchase all the jars to bottle them and market them to amateurs with a thirst for stories. Following two long years of research, he also extended his range to include a new variety of rum inspired by this tradition with a modern twist. Black Tot rums reflect a long British heritage, and continue to recount the wild adventures of Royal Navy sailors.
Detailed characteristics
- Quantity:
- 1 bottle
- Origin:
- producer
- Recoverable VAT:
- yes
- Original case:
- yes (à partir de 1 bottle)
- Local excise duty seal:
- yes
- Alcohol percentage:
- 54.3 %
- Region:
- Barbados - Barbados
- Appellation:
- Rhum
- Colour:
- amber
- Service temperature:
- 18°
- Viticulture:
- conventional More information....
- Intensity:
- full-bodied
- Leading aroma:
- spice
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