Rum Running in LA’s Secret Tunnels
A-listers might not be getting lattes in the underground tunnels in LA but they certainly were getting rum back in prohibition days. Continue reading Rum Running in LA’s Secret Tunnels
A-listers might not be getting lattes in the underground tunnels in LA but they certainly were getting rum back in prohibition days. Continue reading Rum Running in LA’s Secret Tunnels
Medford rum fueled American Revolution figures like Paul Revere and George Washington, distinguished for its quality and even used as currency. Its rise ended in the late 19th century, yet attempts at revival continue. Continue reading Medford Rum
That’s classic daiquiri!
Simple and delish!
Continue reading The Classic Daiquiri
Donn Beach, also known as Don the Beachcomber, was an influential figure in tiki culture, revolutionizing rum cocktails and creating a tropical escape for patrons in his iconic bars. Continue reading Don the Beachcomber
The True Story of Rum Runner Bill McCoy Have you ever heard the saying ‘The Real McCoy?’ Well, that’s got rum to thank. It all hails back to the days of prohibition and rum running. Back in the days of prohibition the demand for liquor soared. And like all black-market demands, some shady characters stepped up to fill that need. Booze flowed freely – if … Continue reading The Real McCoy
The author’s journey from a Bahamas sailing adventure to a restaurant in Northern BC is intertwined with a deepening love for rum. This culminates in the creation of a podcast called “The Dark & Stormy History of Rum.” Continue reading Welcome to the Rumosphere
Rum butter was a delicious treat for smugglers of days of old. Learn more here…
#RumRunning #Whitehaven #RumButter #RumHistory #Rumosphere #DiscoverTheWorldOfRum Continue reading Whitehaven’s Rum Runners
In 1970, the British Royal Navy ended the daily rum ration, or “tot,” after 239 years of tradition. The legacy lives on, with Pusser’s Rum as the preferred spirit and special occasions still honoring the tradition. Continue reading Black Tot Day
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Christopher Columbus’ journey to the New World led to the introduction of sugar and the founding of Hispanola, affecting the Caribbean’s history. Continue reading Columbus’ Sweet Discovery
The iconic Dark ‘n Stormy cocktail originated in Bermuda, intimately linked to Goslings Rum. It’s trademarked, with legal battles fought to protect its authenticity. Continue reading The Dark ‘n Stormy Story