Grenadian Spiced Rum
The spice island's other rum: Grenada's spiced and distillery rums — Clarke's Court (the island's big distiller, since 1937) with its spiced and pure rums, and rum infused with the island's nutmeg, cinnamon and bay — Grenada smells of spice and distils it.
What it is
The spice island's other rum: Grenada's spiced and distillery rums — Clarke's Court (the island's big distiller, since 1937) with its spiced and pure rums, and rum infused with the island's nutmeg, cinnamon and bay — Grenada smells of spice and distils it. Origins: rum in Grenada is plantation-era; Clarke's Court (named for the bay) modernised it; the spice infusions are home tradition. Made from: molasses, column and pot distillation; infusions of island spices. How it's made: 1) Distil the base rum. 2) Infuse with nutmeg and bay leaf for the spiced styles. 3) Age the premium in oak. Served: in rum punches at beach bars in St George's. Flavor: spice-forward, warm. Strength: 40-43%. Culture: on the Isle of Spice, even the rum is seasoned. See also: River Antoine Rum.
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