Rum Flights and Passport A pirate’s life for me! Well, maybe on some level, but a pirate’s life was far from refined; even when it came to rum. In fact their daily ration of rum was often mixed with their ration of water to kill bacteria and add “flavor”. Fortunately, the world of rum has come a long way in the last 400 years, and we’ve put together a way for you to experience all of it while getting your hands on some prate booty in the process. Just sample through the flights below and we will issue you your passport to start your journey through the world of rum. It’ll be a voyage you’ll never forget. Light Rum 12XX Gold Rum 16XX Spiced Rum 12XX Also known as white or silver rum, light rums Gold and Amber Rums get their color from the oak Finer examples are usually made from gold rum are delicate in flavor, though not necessarily they’re aged in; frequently, but not exclusively, from through the addition of a selection of spices. The lacking in complexity. Aged white rums can American Bourbon barrels. In general, they’re more intent is to add flavor and complexity. The spices have color removed through filtering, and are complex and heavier than their white counterparts. used could be anything from cinnamon and vanilla, great for making mixed drinks like the mojito. to stronger flavors like anise and pepper. Bacardi Superior, Puerto Rico Mount Gay Eclipse Amber, Barbados Kraken Spiced, Trinidad & Tobago Crusoe Organic, California Pyrat Gold XO Reserve, Anguilla Blackheart Spiced, Caribbean Blend Angostura White, Trindad & Tobago Appleton Special Gold, Jamaica Kilo Kai Spiced, Curacao Dark Rum 15XX Aged & Vintage Rum 19XX In the Caribbean, Jamaica, Haiti, and Martinique are known for Not unlike a fine whiskey or cognac, modern rum has reached a level of producing volumes of this heavier style of rum, though the Central craftsmanship that rivals the historically coveted masterpieces sought after American Country of Guatemala and Nicaragua tout the most well by the world’s aristocratic elite. Pirates of yesteryear certainly never had it respected. Deeper and darker, these rums lend themselves well to so good, but today’s distillers are challenging the status quo, and producing cocktails in need of added weight and flavor, but represent the first tier artisan rums that even a simple ice cube would bastardize. of the great sipping rums Mount Gay Black Barrel, Barbados Ron Del Barralito 8 Year, Puerto Rico Myers Original Dark, Jamaica English Harbor 5 Year, Antigua & Barbuda Flor de Cana Grand Reserve, Nicaragua Ron Zacapa Centario 23 Year, Guatemala Each flight contains a Tot (2.5 oz.) of rum, which was once the standard ration for each sailor in the British Royal Navy. Rum Club As they say, membership has its privileges, and membership in our Rum Club is no exception. If the sweet and spicy drink wasn’t reward enough, there’s also booty to be had along your journey. After all, you deserve something for stamping your passport over 100 times. So finish those Rum Flights and your first treasure is that precious passport. At 20 rums, the Captain treats you to a meal sure to pillage the hunger of even the most famished buccaneer: one free appetizer, entree, and dessert. At 50 stamps it be pirate garb we offer: your very own, official Rum Club Member embroidered shirt. Manage to keep your sea legs after 80 rums and a goblet fit for a Captain be ye reward: an engraved copper mug. Finally, best the Captain’s record by hoisting every rum in the ship and he’ll put you and your crew up for a feast to remember: that’s dinner of one appetizer, entree, and dessert for 10 at the Captain’s table! So drink up me hearties, yo ho! Despite its long and sordid past, rum is an undeniable part of world history, and an important part of our American history. Born of a once discarded byproduct of the sugar industry, rum is, at its birth, an accident. A mistake? Perhaps on some level. But we make mistakes every day, and few are as enjoyable as a fine rum. Be they savory characters, or a malicious bunch of vagabonds, we at Mutiny think the Pirates of old got at least one thing right. So hoist your flag, tilt a goblet, and stuff your face with mutton, because THERE’S A LIT TLE PIRATE IN ALL OF US! XX RON DEL BARRALITO 4 YR 8 Following the lead of their pirate foes, the British Royal Navy swapped their daily beer Martinique XX CLEMENT 6 YR 14XX RON DEL BARRALITO 8 YR 10 rations for a daily ration of a half-pint of 160 proof (80%) alcohol in 1740. The rum was CLEMENT 10 YR 18XX usually mixed with the daily lime ration (nicknamed “limeys”) the sailors had to wash CLEMENT CREOLE SHRUBB 8XX Spain down to fight scurvy. CLEMENT CUVEE HOMERE 15XX DOS MADERAS 5+3 9XX CLEMENT PREMIERE CAN 7XX DOS MADERAS PX XX XX 11 RON ATLANTICO PRIVATE CASK 9 XX CLEMENT VSOP 10 Anguilla XX RON ATLANTICO PLATINO 7 XX XX RHUM J.M. GOLD 9 PYRAT GOLD XO RESERVE 10 XX RON ATLANTICO RESERVE XX St. Lucia XX 8 RHUM J.M. VSOP PYRAT CASK 1623 24 15 XX XX CHAIRMAN’S RESERVE 7 RON BARCELO GRAND ANEJO 6 XX RHUM J.M. WHITE 7 XX VIZCAYA CRISTAL 5XX CHAIRMAN’S RESERVE SILVER 7 Antigua & Barbuda VIZCAYA DARK CASK 12 YR 7XX ENGLISH HARBOR 5 YR 8XX VIZCAYA VXOP 10XX Nicaragua Stateside XX FLOR DE CANA CENTENARIO 12 YR 12XX ENGLISH HARBOR 10 YR 15 CRUSOE ORGANIC (CA) 8XX FLOR DE CANA CENTENARIO 18 YR XX “The chief fiddling they make in the 14 CRUSOE SPICED (CA) 8XX FLOR DE CANA GRAND RESERVE 6XX Barbados island is Rumbullion, alias Kill Divil, PAPA’S PILAR BLONDE (FL) 9XX COCKSPUR FINE 6XX and this made of sugar canes distilled, PAPA’S PILAR DARK (FL) 11XX MALIBU 5XX Other Notables PRICHARD’S CRYSTAL (TN) 7XX a hot, hellish, and terrible liquor.” XX MOUNT GAY ECLIPSE AMBER 6XX AMARUT OLD PORT (INDIA) 6 PRICHARD’S FINE AGED (TN) 10XX MOUNT GAY EXTRA OLD 11XX -1651 Document from Barbados BLACKHEART SPICED (BLEND) 6XX PRICHARD’S SPICED (TN) 7XX MOUNT GAY BLACK BARREL 8XX BLACK TOT (BLEND) 70XX ROARING DAN’S (WI) 9XX Guatemala KILO KAI SPICED (CURACAO) 6XX RON ZACAPA CENTARIO 23 YR 13XX PINK PIGEON (MAURITIUS) 9XX Trinidad & Tobago XX XX Bermuda RON ZACAPA CENTARIO XO 14 PLANTATION 3 STAR (BLEND) 6 XX XX 10 CANE 7 GOSLING’S BLACK SEAL DARK 6 XX SEVEN FATHOMS (CAYMAN ISLANDS) 15 XX XX ANGOSTURA 1824 12 GOSLING’S OLD 12 XX Guyana (Demerara) SHELLBACK SPICED (BLEND) 5 ANGOSTURA 1919 10XX XX XX WESTERHALL (GRENADA) XX EL DORADO 12 YR 8 6 ANGOSTURA ANEJO 5 YR 6 Brazil XX XX EL DORADO 15 YR ANGOSTURA GRAN ANEJO 7 YR 7 XX 11 CABANA CACHACA 7 XX XX EL DORADO CASK AGED 3 YR 5 ANGOSTURA WHITE OAK 5 XX Panama YPIOCA OURO CACHACA 6 XX XX XX EL DORADO CASK AGED 5 YR 6 RON ABUELO 7 YR 7 KRAKEN SPICED 7 XX XX XX EL DORADO CASK AGED 8 YR 7 RON ABUELO 12 YR 9 ZAYA GRAN RESERVA 10 XX XX British Virgin Islands EL DORADO SPECIAL RESV 21 YR 14 RON ABUELO ANEJO 6 XX PUSSER’S 84 7 RON ABUELO CENTURIA 30XX U.S. Virgin Islands Haiti RON DE JEREMY AGED 9XX CRUZAN BLACK STRAP 4XX Colombia BARBANCOURT 15 YR 12XX RON DE JEREMY SPICED 6XX CRUZAN GOLD 5XX RON VIEJO DE CALDAS 3 YR 5XX BARBANCOURT 3 STAR 6XX SECO HERRERANO 5XX CRUZAN SINGLE BARREL 8XX RON VIEJO DE CALDAS 8 YR 7XX BARBANCOURT 5 STAR 7XX CRUZAN WHITE 5XX Puerto Rico SAILOR JERRY SPICED 5XX Dominican Republic Jamaica BACARDI 151 7XX BRUGAL 1888 13XX APPLETON 12 YR 9XX BACARDI GOLD 6XX Venezuela XX XX APPELTON 21 YR XX BACARDI OAKHEART 5 DIPLOMATICO “AMBASSADOR SELECTION” BRUGAL ANEJO 6 18 XX XX XX APPLETON RESERVE XX BACARDI RESERVA LIMITADA 30 CASK STRENGTH 35 BRUGAL EXTRA VIEJO 7 8 XX XX APPLETON VX XX BACARDI SUPERIOR 5 DIPLOMATICO RESERVA XX DOMINICAN CLUB ANEJO 6 7 7 XX XX BLACKWELL XX CALICHE 6 XX DOMINICAN CLUB SILVER 5 7 DIPLOMATICO RESERVA EXCLUSIVA 11 XX XX MYER’S ORIGINAL DARK XX CAPTAIN MORGAN 6 XX MATUSALEM CLASSICO 6 7 SANTA TERESA ANTIGUA 10 XX XX SMITH AND CROSS XX CAPT. MORGAN PRIVATE STOCK 7 XX MATUSALEM GRAN RESERVA 8 8 PAMPERO ANNIVERSARIO 9 XX XX WRAY AND NEPHEW OP XX CAPTAIN MORGAN TATTOO 5 MATUSALEM PLATINO 6 6 XX DON Q CRISTAL PREMIUM 5 XX The average man will bristle if you say Rum makes a fine hot drink, a fine cold drink, and is not so bad from the neck of the bottle. DON Q GOLD PREMIUM 6 DON Q GRAN ANEJO 16XX his father was dishonest, but he will -Fortune Magazine 1937 brag a little if he discovers that his In an attempt to bring you the most sought after and hard to find rums, we’ve compiled a list that is, unfortunately, subject to availability. great-grandfather was a pirate. If we are out of any rum on the list, you can assume members of the crew are currently out looting and pillaging and will bring it back for you soon..