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New rum arrivals from every partner shop

One shop shows you its new arrivals. We show you all of them. Every bottle here has just been listed by one of our partner shops, pulled together into a single view.
Instead of working through shop after shop, you see in one place what has just appeared, with the community rating and the price next to it.

Updated daily with new rum offers from our partner shops

Why this is one page instead of twenty newsletters

New bottlings do not appear in one place. They show up at a retailer in Hamburg, at one in Bordeaux, at one in Milan, and each of them announces it in their own newsletter. Anyone who did not want to miss anything had two options so far: follow more than 40 shops one by one, or give up.

The RumX marketplace works shop-in-shop: our partners feed their range to us and we bring it together. This page is the direct result. What you see is the union of every new listing, filtered to your delivery country, because an offer from a shop that does not ship to you is not an offer. Next to each one sits what the community thinks of the bottle, so that new does not get mistaken for good.

What is actually new here

New can mean three things, and this page means only one of them. It shows new to retail: a partner shop has just listed the bottle. That is not the same as new to the world, because a twenty-year-old vintage a retailer has only now put on the shelf shows up here too. And it is not the same as new in our database: bottlings we have only just catalogued are sometimes not for sale anywhere yet. If you are specifically after freshly released series, search with the vintage filter instead.

FAQ

Daily. Our partner shops’ ranges reach us several times a day, and whatever is new lands here. How much that is varies a lot: the weeks around the spring and autumn fairs are far busier than high summer.

Usually because no partner shop that ships to your country stocks it yet. We do not show announcements, only listings we actually see in a shop’s range. Distillery direct sales and fair exclusives therefore often do not appear at all, or only later.

This page answers what has just been added. The price drops page answers what has just become cheaper. A new listing is rarely a deal at the same time, because a drop only exists once a price falls below the previously lowest market price, and that needs a history first.

Yes, through the RumX app. You can follow individual distilleries and bottlers and keep a wishlist; when a bottle from it shows up at a partner shop you get a message, instead of checking back here every day.

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