Rum Special Offers

Here you’ll find an extensive collection of rums from all over the world, all at great prices. Whether you are a dedicated rum aficionado or someone exploring the rich tapestry of this sugarcane spirit for the first time, our handpicked selection offers something to suit every preference while delivering exceptional value for any budget.

Rum, with its storied past and diverse expressions, takes enthusiasts on a unique tasting journey that melds tradition with craft. With roots in the Caribbean and South America, rum has evolved into a global staple, with distilleries from diverse nations bringing their distinctive twist to this versatile spirit.

White Rum

Known for its crisp and clean taste, white rum is a favourite for cocktails due to its subtle flavour that blends seamlessly with mixers. Brands like Bacardi have become synonymous with this style, offering a light and mixable profile ideal for a classic Mojito or Daiquiri.

Dark Rum

Dark rum is celebrated for its rich, full-bodied flavour, often achieved through extended ageing in charred oak barrels. Brands such as Myers's and Gosling’s Black Seal exemplify this style, imparting notes of caramel, molasses, and spice to sipping experiences and cocktails like the Dark 'n' Stormy.

Spiced Rum

Spiced rum, infused with spices and sometimes caramel, delivers a warming and flavourful profile. Brands like Captain Morgan and Sailor Jerry have popularised this style, which often features notes of vanilla, cinnamon, and nutmeg, making them great for sipping neat or spicing up a cocktail.

Rhum Agricole

Rhum Agricole, particularly from places like Martinique, is distilled from fresh sugarcane juice rather than molasses, offering a grassier, more herbal profile. It's a unique French style that's both earthy and complex.

The making of rum starts with the extraction of sugarcane juice or the fermentation of molasses. Distillation follows, enhancing the raw flavours into a smooth spirit before being aged in barrels, which contributes to its complexity. The ageing process, particularly in tropical climates, accelerates due to the heat, which influences the depth and character of the rum, infusing it with flavours from the wood.

While the Caribbean is the heartland of rum, its production has a global footprint. Countries like the Philippines, with brands like Don Papa, and Australia, with Bundaberg, contribute to the diversity of rum available on the market.

How to drink rum

Rum is a spirit of versatility – it can be savoured neat, on the rocks, or as the key ingredient in a plethora of cocktails. The quintessential Rum and Coke is a classic, while the Mai Tai and Piña Colada showcase rum’s ability to play a leading role in more elaborate and fruity cocktails. The spirit's rich spectrum of flavours from sweet to smoky, spiced to smooth, makes it a favourite among those who appreciate the complexity and variety of premium spirits.