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Port of Bristol Honey Rum 70cl

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Port of Bristol Honey Rum is a smooth, golden honey rum made in Bristol by the team behind Bristol Dry Gin. It blends rums with honey and vanilla, taking its cue from the traditional ron...

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Port of Bristol Honey Rum is a smooth, golden honey rum made in Bristol by the team behind Bristol Dry Gin. It blends rums with honey and vanilla, taking its cue from the traditional ron miel honey rums of the Canary Islands, but it is bottled at a fuller 37.5% ABV. Expect silky honey sweetness with hints of tropical fruit, brown sugar and cinnamon.

Why You'll Like It

  • Made in Bristol: from a small, independent West Country spirits maker.
  • Award recognised: Commended at the Taste of the West awards in 2020.
  • Honey and vanilla: naturally sweet and rounded, so it is easy to sip.
  • Versatile: just as good neat as it is in long drinks and cocktails.

At a Glance

Brand Port of Bristol, by the makers of Bristol Dry Gin
Style Honey rum: a blend of rums with honey and vanilla
Strength 37.5% ABV
Bottle 70cl
Alcohol units About 26 units per bottle, or roughly 0.9 units per 25ml measure
Award Taste of the West 2020, Commended

How to Serve

  • Neat or over ice: a large ice cube lets the honey and vanilla come through.
  • Long: top with ginger beer, add a squeeze of lime and a sprig of mint.
  • Warm: stir into hot water with lemon and a cinnamon stick on a cold evening.
  • In cocktails: use it wherever a recipe calls for a golden rum.

A Thoughtful Christmas Gift

A locally made spirit is an easy present for rum lovers. Pair it with our Christmas Cocktail Gift Box for a festive drinks bundle, or browse more bottles in Drinks & Beverages.

Drink Responsibly

You must be 18 or over to buy alcohol. The UK Chief Medical Officers advise not regularly drinking more than 14 units a week; see Drinkaware's low-risk drinking guidelines.