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Lead book review

Mount Gay Rum

22 November 2016

10:38 PM

22 November 2016

10:38 PM

Jonathan Ray visits the oldest rum distillery in the world and gets his hands dirty blending

My travels round the Caribbean wouldn’t be complete without a trip to Mount Gay, the longest-established rum brand in the world. The oldest surviving deed from the company shows that it was in operation as early as 1703 and it was quite probably established many years before that.

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