Caribbean Rums shares the best rums from the Windward Islands and Martinique. Each Caribbean country has its own specific type of rum which is usually a favorite of the locals. Many top-rated rums around the world are from the Dominican Republic, Puerto Rico, Barbados, and the very special Rhum Agricole of Martinique.
One minute you are casually drinking rum with a few friends at a bar in L.A.—next thing you know, you’re frantically seeking passage to an insanely difficult-to-get-to island in the French West Indies. What happened?
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It all started with Rhum Agricole—a special kind of rum made from fresh sugarcane juice, not molasses. The unique flavor of this rum sparks your curiosity and takes you to the island where it’s made, surrounded by sugarcane fields and a rich rum history.
So, what makes Rhum Agricole so special? Unlike regular rum, Rhum Agricole offers a fresher, more natural taste because makers use fresh sugarcane juice. It’s not just a drink—it’s a taste of the island, its culture, and its traditions. You’re not just traveling for a drink; you’re chasing an experience that starts with that first sip and takes you to a place unlike any other.
Read more about Rhum Agricole, the sugarcane wine that turns a simple drink into the beginning of an unforgettable adventure.
Here is the web link to the documentary about rum that aired last month on CBS Sunday Morning.
As you know CBS is one of the largest audiences American TV channels ( several millions of viewers )
Enjoying an adult rum beverage in the Caribbean is to feel a bit of the soul of the islands.
You can find Rum and coke at any bar in the Caribbean. As a matter of fact, in the British Virgin Islands, it’s coke with rum. The rum is nearly cheaper than the Coke A Cola. Some bartenders add a slice of lime to add to the taste. It could be white rum or dark rum, the choice is yours.
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