The Mermaid Spiced Rum from The Isle of Wight Distillery is being launched as a combination spirit that incorporates a range of ingredients to achieve a high-quality flavor profile for aficionados alike to enjoy.
The spirit crafted with a mix of Caribbean rums sourced from Trinidad and the Dominican Republic alongside fruits and spices locally sourced from the Isle of Wight. Coming as the fifth edition in the Mermaid spirit line, the product offers a perfectly crafted spirit for consumers to add into their favorite cocktails or enjoy neat.
Co-Founder Xavier Baker commented on the new Mermaid Spiced Rum saying, "We are delighted to announce the launch of our Mermaid Spiced Rum and offer customers a slice of tropical coastal charm. We hope this new edition will be as well received as the other spirits in our Mermaid portfolio."
Folklore-Inspired Spiced Rums
Mermaid Spiced Rum Boasts a Blend of Flavors
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