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Pusser's British Navy Rum 15 years 0.7L 40% Pusser's British Navy Rum is a premium rum blend with a very long history. After the conquest of Jamaica by the English fleet in 1655, the Royal Navy began the tradition of the daily "tot" of rum. The gift administered by the purser (slang PUSSER) to boost morale became an integral part of English seafaring tradition until 1970, when technical developments and the associated increased dangers were paid tribute to and state-imposed drunkenness was said goodbye to.Once only available to the English Navy, Pusser's rum has also been available to "landlubbers" for some time. Pusser's British Navy Rum 15 years is made from 6 individual rums from various Caribbean islands such as the British Virgin Islands, Trinidad and Guyana and matured for 15 years in oak barrels. Pusser's British Navy Rum 15 years Nelson's Blood is a strong Navy Rum, with notes of caramel, tropical fruits, spices, leather and molasses. The mouthfeel is sweet, complex and aromatic.

Pusser's British Navy Select Aged 151 Rum Green Label – Powerful Navy Rum at 75.5% ABV Pusser's British Navy Select Aged 151 Rum Green Label is a high-strength Navy rum produced in Guyana. With its impressive 75.5% ABV, this Overproof bottling delivers a bold character and an intense aromatic profile, recalling the long-standing connection between Pusser's Rum and the British Royal Navy. Despite its formidable strength, it offers a sweetish bouquet complemented by delicate spicy notes. The History Behind Pusser's British Navy Rum The story of Pusser's Rum is closely linked to British naval history. Following the English fleet's conquest of Jamaica in 1655, the tradition of issuing a daily rum ration developed within the Royal Navy. This serving became known as the “Tot of Rum”. The ration was distributed by the Purser, the officer responsible for provisions aboard a ship. The sailors' slang term “Pusser” eventually became the name of the rum brand. For centuries, the daily rum ration formed part of life at sea and was intended, among other things, to boost the crew's morale. The tradition came to an end on 31 July 1970, a day remembered as Black Tot Day. Changing technical demands and the safety risks associated with operating increasingly complex ships made the daily distribution of alcohol incompatible with modern naval service. Once reserved for Royal Navy sailors, Pusser's Rum is now also enjoyed by rum enthusiasts on land. A High-Strength Overproof Rum from Guyana Pusser's Select Aged 151 is produced in Guyana and stands out for its exceptionally high strength of 75.5% ABV. The designation “151” refers to the traditional proof measurement, indicating a particularly powerful spirit. As an Overproof rum, it offers an intense presence and a pronounced aromatic character. Its sweetish bouquet is balanced by delicate spice, adding depth to its robust profile. Aroma and Taste The nose reveals a sweetish, expressive bouquet with subtle spicy accents. On the palate, the rum is powerful and intense. Its high alcohol content is a defining part of the tasting experience, so careful handling and dilution are recommended to allow its aromas to develop more clearly. Ideal for Cocktails and Long Drinks Thanks to its high strength, Pusser's British Navy Select Aged 151 is particularly well suited to cocktails and long drinks, where it adds a distinctive rum character and extra intensity. Even a small measure can give a drink a more pronounced profile. It is also an interesting choice for adding depth to bold cocktail creations. Given its 75.5% ABV, it should always be measured and used with care.

Pusser's British Navy Rum – A Historic Blend Inspired by the Royal Navy Pusser's British Navy Rum has a long and fascinating heritage closely linked to British naval history and the Royal Navy. Its story dates back to 1655, when the English fleet captured Jamaica and the tradition of serving a daily rum ration aboard British naval ships began. Once reserved for sailors at sea, this historic blend is now available to rum enthusiasts everywhere. With its pleasantly sweet bouquet and notes of caramel and spice, it captures the distinctive character of traditional British Navy rum. The Tradition of the Daily “Tot of Rum” For centuries, sailors in the Royal Navy received a daily measure of rum known as a “tot”. The ration was distributed by the ship's purser, the officer responsible for provisions and supplies. The informal naval nickname “pusser” developed from the word “purser” and eventually became the name behind the rum brand. The daily ration was an established part of life at sea and was intended, among other things, to boost the crew's morale. This long-standing tradition came to an end on 31 July 1970, remembered as Black Tot Day. Changing technical requirements and the growing importance of safety aboard modern naval vessels ultimately brought the daily rum ration to a close. A Caribbean Blend of Six Rums Pusser's British Navy Rum is crafted from a blend of six individual rums produced across different Caribbean islands. Its stated origins include the British Virgin Islands, Trinidad and Guyana. Combining these different rum styles creates a balanced structure and the distinctive character associated with traditional Navy rum. The result is a versatile blend that brings together the maritime heritage of the brand and an approachable flavour profile. Colour and Aroma In the glass, Pusser's British Navy Rum displays a warm amber hue. The nose reveals a pleasantly sweet bouquet, led by inviting caramel notes and hints of spice. Its aromatic profile is harmonious and approachable, offering an appealing introduction to the classic style of Caribbean Navy rum. Palate The sweet character continues on the palate, where caramel and spices form the heart of the flavour profile. The different rums in the blend contribute to a balanced and layered taste. Its combination of sweetness and spice makes it enjoyable both neat and as part of mixed drinks. Serving Suggestions Pusser's British Navy Rum can be enjoyed neat or over ice and also makes an excellent base for classic rum cocktails and long drinks. Its Caribbean character and sweet, spicy profile work particularly well in tropical cocktails. A versatile choice for anyone looking for a traditional Navy rum with a rich maritime heritage.

Pusser's British Navy Gunpowder Proof Black Label Rum – Historic Navy Rum with Powerful Character Pusser's British Navy Gunpowder Proof Black Label Rum has a rich heritage closely connected to British naval history and the Royal Navy. Bottled at a robust 54.5% ABV, it recalls the traditional daily rum ration once served to British sailors aboard naval ships. Its distinctive maritime background, powerful character and rich aromatic profile make it a classic expression of Navy rum. The Royal Navy's Rum Tradition For centuries, sailors in the Royal Navy received their daily rum ration at precisely noon. Known as a “tot”, this serving was part of the crew's provisions and pay, and was also intended to boost morale on board. A standard ration consisted of approximately 70 ml of rum at 54.5% ABV. Depending on their rank, sailors received it either neat or diluted with water. This long-standing tradition came to an end on 31 July 1970, a date remembered as Black Tot Day. As scientific and medical understanding increasingly highlighted the health risks associated with regular alcohol consumption, the Royal Navy discontinued its daily rum ration. The Story Behind Pusser's Rum Nine years after the end of the traditional naval rum ration, Pusser's Rum Ltd. was founded with the aim of bringing the historic Royal Navy rum blend back to life. Company founder Charles Tobias acquired the original recipe, which calls for a blend of five different rums from the West Indies. The name Pusser's comes from the word “purser”, referring to the officer responsible for provisions and the distribution of supplies on board. In naval slang, this officer was known as the “pusser”. Gunpowder Proof – A Name Rooted in Naval History The term Gunpowder Proof is associated with a traditional method sailors reportedly used to check the strength of their rum ration. They mixed the rum with gunpowder and set the mixture alight. If it ignited, the rum was considered strong enough to meet the required standard. At 54.5% ABV, Pusser's Black Label reflects this traditional Gunpowder Proof strength. Its black and gold label also distinguishes it from the classic standard expression, bottled at 40% ABV and presented in navy blue. Colour and Nose In the glass, Pusser's Black Label Gunpowder Proof displays a deep, amber-like colour. Its rich texture leaves delicate legs along the sides of the glass. The nose is full and pleasantly sweet, revealing pronounced aromas of vanilla, caramel, toffee and candied orange peel, accompanied by tropical fruit. Subtle oak spice and gently bitter notes add depth and complexity in the background. Palate On the palate, this rum is powerful, full-bodied and intensely flavoured. Sweet notes of vanilla and caramel sweets are joined by gingerbread and warming seasonal spices. Cinnamon and cloves are particularly prominent. Fruity flavours of banana, mango and apricot add further variety, creating a rich yet balanced combination of sweetness, spice and tropical fruit. Finish The finish is exceptionally long, warming and intense. Oak spice becomes more pronounced, accompanied by hints of tobacco and leather. The sweet and fruity flavours gradually fade, leaving a lingering impression of rich wood and spice. Serving Suggestions Thanks to its high strength and expressive flavour profile, Pusser's Black Label Gunpowder Proof is excellent both neat and as a base for full-flavoured cocktails. It is particularly well suited to the Painkiller, the famous tropical cocktail in which robust Navy rum is combined with fruit juices and coconut. It also brings plenty of character and aromatic intensity to a wide range of other rum-based drinks.

Pussers British Navy Rum Deptford Dockyard Reserve Edition 2022 0.7L 54.5% HM Victualling Yard, Deptford Served as the main dockyard of the Royal Navy for 300 years and in 1742 became the main spirits depot of the 'Victualling' Board, responsible for food supplies. The site was formerly known as the 'Red House' because of the red brick used to build the dockyard, factories and warehouses. Deptford was also later tasked with supplying storage yards in overseas stations with consumables such as rum, chocolate, biscuits, meat, candles, tobacco and clothing, as well as some non-consumable items such as medical supplies. The Navy blended prodigious quantities of rum during this period. Although historical accounts vary, the yard's warehouse grew to house between 30 and 32 storeships ranging in size from 4,600 to nearly 33,000 gallons in purpose-built buildings, with an estimated total capacity of 250,000 gallons of rum. Whether by design or luck, the final distillate issued by the Master Blenders at Deptford became known throughout the Royal Navy as "The Pusser's Rum" (a corruption of the word "Purser") and was highly regarded by the fleet and lucky civilians. To commemorate the 52nd anniversary of Black Dead Day, Pusser's Rum has released its limited edition Deptford Dockyard Reserve on Navy Proof (54.5% ABV). A blend of matured, high-ester spirits from Caribbean countries with a British colonial past - Guyana (Demerara), Trinidad, Barbados and Jamaica.