If you do require precise ingredient information you should consult the manufacturer, whose contact details will appear on the packaging or label. This uncommon strength brings out the best of our flavours - punches of brown sugar and thick toffee. If you're looking for the true Navy Strength ABV version, look for the brand's Gunpowder Proof with a black label. Although the British Royal Navy stopped providing rum rations in 1970, you can still enjoy the same rum formulation thanks to Pusser's Rum.

A small plus is the packaging, that pop as you draw the cork adds to the taste buds anticipation of a tot or two.Firstly this is fantastic rum, it's lovely and syrupy and delicious as you'd expect from a demerera rum. While we have taken care in preparing this summary and believe it to be accurate, it is not a substitute for reading the product packaging and label prior to use. One of these rums is distilled in the 250-year old Versailles still; the only single wooden pot still in the world. Wood's Navy Rum is a traditional British naval style rum, still bottled at 57% and made to the original navy recipe from 1887. D. is a blend of rums from Barbados, Guyana, and Jamaica in the overproof dark style, and replaces Plantation’s Trinidad-sourced Original Dark Overproof Rum.

Pusser's is a Navy Rum created from a blend of pot-still and column-still rums from Guyana and Trinidad with at least one wooden pot-still used. All Privateer offerings are 100% molasses-based, double-distilled, and aged in full-sized new American oak barrels.What do you do when you want to test the strength of your rum but are on a ship in the middle of the ocean? The spirits are then aged in Scotland in American refilled oak barrels for an average of 3 years, before being blended and made into Wood's Navy Rum. Made using traditional pot stills, it is a smooth dark rum with punchy notes of brown sugar and thick toffee. Its gold color implies more aging than you might expect – the oldest rum here is three years, and most is far younger.