Banks Light Rum 5 Island Blend - 750ML
Banks Light Rum 5 Island Blend - 750ML
Experience the essence of the Caribbean with Banks 5 Island Blend Rum, an award-winning white rum that masterfully combines the richness of 21 rums from six distinguished distilleries across five islands. Crafted by the renowned master blender Arnaud de Trabuc, this unique blend features both pot-stilled and column-stilled rums from:
- Trinidad
- Jamaica
- Barbados
- Guyana
- Java
Embrace a flavor journey with Banks 5 Island Blend Rum, known for its bright and crisp profile that tantalizes the taste buds. Delight in:
- Vibrant notes of lime
- Rich hints of coconut
- Subtle undertones of brown sugar
- A kick of green pepper
- A distinctive touch of arrack from Java, adding complexity and a long finish
This rum is not just a drink; it's the perfect component for an array of cocktails. Elevate your mixing game and try it in:
- Classic daiquiris
- Refreshing mojitos
- Tropical punches
Named after Joseph Banks, a celebrated botanist and explorer who sailed alongside Captain Cook, this rum embodies the spirit of adventure and discovery. It invites you to explore the diverse world of Caribbean rum like never before.
Product Details:
- Country: Caribbean
- Brand: Banks
- Spirits Type: Rum
- Spirits Style: White Rum
- ABV: 43%
- Taste: Bright, complex, spicy
- Food Pairings: Tropical fruits, seafood, grilled meats
Note: Consumption of distilled spirits, beer, coolers, wine, and other alcoholic beverages may increase cancer risk. During pregnancy, it can cause birth defects. For more information, visit www.P65Warnings.ca.gov/alcohol.
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