Rum up to 20 years of age from 3 parts of the world, carefully sourced and blended, bottled at high abv. A 5 year long search brought us to this bottle.
Yes, you can put it in a mixed drink. You can also put pineapple on pizza. Let’s say we are the Italians in this scenario. Sipper’s is for sipping.
Shaken nor Stirred.
Rum has been known as the spirit of umbrella-draped fruit juice drinks, hawaiian shirts and pirates. That's fine of course, some rum is only worth its marketing budget. But some rum is as distinguished as the finest whisky and as delicate as the most complex of wines. So why mix it? Why not just sip it?
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As an independent bottler we've had countless moments with rum that have broadened our sense of what this spirit can be. With Sippers, we want to bring you that vision. Not because the other way of drinking rum may be wrong, but because this way of drinking rum is certainly right.
What's in Sipper's Rum...
Blended rum, like blended whisky, may raise an eyebrow amongst avid spirit lovers. Yet the history of blended rum is one of the most interesting and diverse of any spirit. Whether it's in the British navy, during prohibition or in Tiki culture, blended rum has alway played an important role in society. Some of histories best rums were blends, and we certainly aim to be among them.
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Sipper's is a modern take on a classic recipe. Blended from 3 rums from 3 regions (The Carribean, Asia and South America) and aged between 0 and 20 years, this blend is a prime example of the nuance and complexity rum has to offer.
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The blend was created by The Whisky Jury, one of Belgians finest independent bottlers, over the course of no less than 5 years.
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We hope you enjoy Sipper's the right way. If you don't know what that means: check our recipes!
Some
Sipper's Rum Recipes
Ingredients:​
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- 2oz of Sipper's Rum
- 1 oz of Orange Juice
- 0.5 oz of Orgeat
- 0.5 oz of Lime Juice
- Mint Sprig
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Take the orange juice, lime juice and orgeat and put them in a trash can. Garnish with the mint. Proceed to sip the rum neat. We didn't call it 'Mixer's'.