Rolling Fork Cask Strength Smugglers 14 yr Jamaican

 

In 1741, 70 years after the Spanish were pushed out of Jamaica by the British Navy Worthy Park began producing Jamaica’s first Single Estate rum. Over 200 years later in 1962, rum production at Worthy Park ceased due to an abundance of Jamaican rum exports. That same year Bob Marley produced his first 4 songs, smuggled out of the country under the pseudonym “Bobby Martell”. Worthy park rebuilt it’s distillery in 2005 with the goal of producing the finest single estate Jamaican Rum in existence. In 2019 however, one barrel of their earliest production was smuggled off the island to the continent, before it made its way up to Kentucky, where it remained aging for a year. The smugglers barrel pays homage to Worthy Park’s history, its connection to Bob Marley’s career and the unparalleled flavor of its prestigious Jamaican pot still rum.

14 year Jamaican at cask strength 58% ABV

out of 222 bottles "Smugglers " Barrel