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Recipe, history, and four builds from a bar professional: why the ur-cocktail gets bigger with rum, with a video to mix along.
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Recipe, history, and four builds from a bar professional: why the ur-cocktail gets bigger with rum, with a video to mix along.
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Guyana is the last home of the wooden still, and the only rum country where the place on the label is almost never the place the rum was made. Its closed estates live on as marks, …
Enmore gave the world the last wooden Coffey still, built here around 1880 and still running at Diamond. It is also one of only two Guyanese estates where you can actually buy rum …
Port Mourant is the most famous mark in Demerara rum and one of the most misdated. Its double wooden vat still outlived the distillery and runs to this day at Diamond, so you can …
Uitvlugt is a ghost distillery whose name lives on in some of Guyana's most coveted aged rum. For decades it was the transfer point where the country's wooden stills waited before …
Diamond is the address, not the company. It is the plant south of Georgetown where every still worth keeping in Guyana finally ended up, and where the last wooden stills on Earth …
Demerara Distillers is the company that ended up holding everything. As Guyana's only surviving rum maker, it runs the world's last wooden stills alongside modern columns at its …