Rumming it up in Barbados is very easy to do with a little help from the Winnipeg Free Press. Enjoy.
The Calgary Herald goes straight to the source of rum culture, Barbados. There, they discover how cane spirits are woven into the fabric of everyday life.
Alun Hill of TV Travel Channel.com gets a sneak peek at the legendary Mount Gay Rum distilling process.
The Mount Gay Distillery Tour makes Reuters list of top things to do during a weekend holiday in Barbados.
Shop local, eat local and drink local rum. All great ways to save on your next trip to the beautiful island of Barbados.
“The “sociable rum culture” of Barbados makes it an ideal vacation spot for those who like a little tipple with their travels.” We couldn’t agree more.
Money tight? Head to Barbados for a good time among distilleries, beach bars and rum shops. Chicago Tribune suggests how to do it on the cheap.
The Intoxicologist writes about National Egg Nog Month (seriously) and has a few tips on how to make this holiday drink even tastier with Mount Gay Eclipse.
New fees and red tape may mean the end to the infamous rum shop culture of Barbados.
Chesterfield Brown, Brand Specialist at Mount Gay Distilleries, has made many a drink in his day. Watch him mix up three of his most popular offerings.
Mount Gay has discontinued their traditional “tourist” white rum and will introduce a high end, double distilled, aged and filtered variety called Eclipse Silver.
How many great cocktails combine rum, sugar, lime juice and ice? The Bajan Rum Punch is no exception, but the bitters and nutmeg put it over the top.
“Ireland has its pubs, France has it cafes, but Barbados has rum shops, which are a pillar in Bajan life.” More on the rum shop culture of Barbados.
Headed to Barbados this season? Don’t forget to check out the Totally Barbados website for suggestions on the island’s 10 best rum shops.
The value of rum exported from Barbados last year was 1.5 times more than their other top commodity, sugar. Check out the entire article in The Advocate…
