At the southern tip of Ambergris Caye in Belize sits a little beach bar called Ras Safari. It’s at the end of a long potholed road, but definitely worth a visit.
Ras Safari is the epitome of laid back. The entire place consists of a small thatch roofed bar, a few picnic tables, hammocks [...]
More research……Rum Connection is setting up shop in Belize this month. Stay tuned for our coverage of Central American rum and good times. Cheers!
Rumming it up in Barbados is very easy to do with a little help from the Winnipeg Free Press. Enjoy.
A taste of Koloa Rum makes the list of things to do on a holiday to Kauai. Koloa is made from molasses of locally grown sugar cane.
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.
The Mount Gay Distillery Tour makes Reuters list of top things to do during a weekend holiday in Barbados.
Leave the tourists and t-shirt shops behind. These off the beaten path islands will provide all the sun and solitude you desire.
Check out the recipe and origin behind 5 regional cocktails along with suggestions on where best to enjoy them.
If you’ve been waiting for the right opportunity to see Barbados, this may be it. Affordable flights and hotels abound, not to mention the legendary rum.
With legendary beach bars, beautiful resorts and an ancient distillery, it’s no wonder that Tortola is one of the most popular island hangouts in the Caribbean.
Whether touring River Antoine Estate’s rum distillery or relaxing in a hammock with cocktail in hand, Grenada has something to offer just about everyone.
What’s cooler than getting a shout-out on Beachbumberry.com? Having the opportunity to bar-hop in London with the Bum himself, of course.
If you’re planning a trip to Hawaii and need a few pointers on where to find a quality cocktail, check out this article from Imbibe. They’ve got it covered!
Get to know the back roads and offbeat attractions of Jamaica with a little help from the Dallas News.
“If you want to be a true Barbadian locavore, you must drink rum” says the LA Times. So true! Get the skinny on the local rum scene in Barbados.
