New Yarmouth

There's a post-apocalyptic scene on the label of this rum, where a robot appears to save a damsel in distress. Which is not as exciting as the rum inside this bottle, believe it or not. Because what Swell de Spirits have bottled up here for its Flashback range is 27-year-old single pot still Jamaica

27-year-old rum from New Yarmouth in Jamaica, distilled in 1994 and matured for a whopping 27 years in a single cask. That cask was opened by indie bottler Hunter Laing, releasing a total of 231 cask strength bottles for the Kill Devil collection.

This single cask rum from the New Yarmouth distillery in Jamaica was aged in ex-bourbon casks, first for 24 years at the distillery before it was transported across the Atlantic Ocean for an additional 3 years in the historic docks of Liverpool before The Royal Cane Cask Company bottled it up at 60.

A treat from Jamaica's New Yarmouth Distillery! This rum spent 25 years maturing in an American oak cask between 1994 and 2021, when it was bottled up at a mighty cask strength of 68.7% ABV. A total of 256 bottles join The Colours of Rum series from indie bottler Wealth Solutions.

This fabulous Jamaican rum comes from the New Yarmouth Distillery, which is part of the Appleton Estate. Distilled in 1994, it was matured in a single cask for a generous 26 years – 24 in a tropical climate and a final two years in a continental climate, where it was then independently bottled by th

From the New Yarmouth Distillery, which is part of the Appleton Estate in Jamaica comes this fabulous single cask rum. Matured for 26 years, this was then released independently as part of Hunter Laing's Kill Devil series, bottled at cask strength – a hefty 62.7% ABV, with an outturn of 264 bottles.

This right here is a bottling of pot-distilled single barrel rum from Jamaica's New Yarmouth Distillery, distilled back in 2005. It was matured in Jamaica until 2012, when it was shipped over to the UK to mature further. In 2017 it went on another journey, this time to Denmark, and it would eventual