Mount Gay Black Barrel Rum, 70 cl hide-delivery-note The stills used to make

The stills used to make the Gin were bought in 1966 by Charles Gordon (Great Grandson to William Grant) but were left dormant for 33 years whilst it was decided quite what to do with them

symbolic of the fresh Mexican limes

Its fresh and fruity character mixes well with a wide range of fruit juices and mixers

One of their most famous (or should that be infamous) fans was none other than Napoleon who it is said took bottles of Moet & Chandon wherever he travelled

blended with exotic spices and botanical

Mount Gay Black Barrel Rum, 70 cl hide-delivery-note The stills used to makeBlack Barrel is a small batch, handcrafted rum, made of matured double pot distillates and aged column distillates, finished in charred bourbon oak barrels. ###Product Description Produced on the fantastic island of Barbados, Mount Gay Rum can trace its history as far back as 1703. Established by Sir John Gray with the ironically named John Sober this molasses based Rum was one of the first Rum distilleries to adopt Copper Pot Stills for distillation.