American privateers played a crucial role in defeating a seemingly insurmountable enemy in the 18th century. Their courage and ingenuity helped change the outcome of the Revolutionary War. Privateer Rum follows their lead and defies practices of major rum producers .

Sweetening, flavoring, filtering and seasoning industrial distillates? The distillery declares itself independent of this. Instead, Americans' standards are high, based on honesty and purity.

Privateer Rum demonstrates its art in a special way in single cask bottlings from the Letters of Marque series , named after the letter of marque, the legal basis for privateering. We have selected the Letters of Marque Single Cask No. 574 exclusively for our customers.

Its basis: Guatemalan molasses of the first quality , produced in a factory that ensures commitment to the environment and to the standards of sugar cane workers.

Fermented extensively in 6 days at cool temperatures, it was distilled twice in the pot still and the aromatic result was left to the cask magic of a New American Oak Cask .

After 4 years and 4 months of aging in the maritime climate of Massachusetts, the rum flowed at a full-bodied 57% ABV. in 228 bottles with a vintage look.

4 years, 4 months
Base: molasses
Distillation: Pot Still
Cask Type: New American Oak Cask
Barrel no. 574
228 bottles
57% vol. Cask Strength
0.7 liters
Not chill filtered
Not colored
Not sugared

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