Lambs Navy Caribbean Dark Rum 70cl

£22.99

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Alfred Lamb was well known for producing the ideal rum for the British Navy
The Lamb's Genuine navy rum has a rich heritage with smooth flavor, from a Caribbean blend of eighteen rums
The unique hexagonal shape of the bottle was designed to assure his smooth and refined rum wouldn't roll around on ships, and maintaining it's sturdy presence
Aroma: Natural sweet cane and butter-rum
Taste: Complex blend of sweet island spice and molasses with subtle oak
Warm and lingering spicy dry finish

Lamb's Navy Rum is a premium quality rum with a smooth clean distinctive taste. By blending fine rums created from the highest quality Caribbean sugar cane, the Lambs Navy Rum blend delivers a complex yet smooth taste. Over 150 years ago, the true treasure of the Caribbean wasnt to be discovered in a chest buried on a deserted island, it was to be found in oak barrels stored beneath the Thames. The property of one Alfred Lamb, gentleman and proprietor of a wine and spirit business, it contained Lambs Navy Rum. A spirit of his own making, it blended 18 of the Caribbeans most treasured rums sourced from Trinidad, Guyana, Jamaica and Barbados. The reason for its concealment under the river Thames was not one of secrecy. Mr Alfred Lamb understood that creating a smooth Rum took time and patience. Which is why he stored his in a cool cellar for 4 years before allowing a drop to be drunk. Luckily for us, Alfred decided it was a secret too good for him to keep and shared it with the Rum drinking world.

Lamb's Navy Rum

In 1849, a young wines and spirit entrepreneur called Alfred Lamb took the time and trouble to blend no fewer than 18 superior rums from Barbados, Jamaica, Trinidad and Guyana to create the Navy Rum we now know and love.

Today, Lamb’s Navy Rum shines like a beacon of purity. Wherever the unique and original are valued and celebrated, it stands as one of the few: honest, no-nonsense and an absolute delight in the glass. It is, in its very history and essence, a drink of True British Character.