Tanduay Rhum? - Tiki Drinks and Food

TV Traitor Vic Tiki Socialite Greenville, SC Joined: Jan 02, 2003 Posts: 440	TV Traitor Vic Posted posted on Mon, Jul 18, 2005 9:09 PM Ran across a reference to Philippine Island Rum (with a mention of Tanduay) while re-reading my 1948 edition of Trader Vic's Bartender's Guide last night... "The production of rum, a comparatively new industry in the Philippine Islands, was interrupted by the war, and it may be years before full production is resumed. The distillation was light, similar to that of Puerto Rico, but the flavor was distinctive, faintly reminiscent of vanilla beans and herbs. Popular brands, prior to Pearl Harbor, were Tanduay and Panay." Glad to know that at least one of them has survived.

Ran across a reference to Philippine Island Rum (with a mention of Tanduay) while re-reading my 1948 edition of Trader Vic's Bartender's Guide last night...

"The production of rum, a comparatively new industry in the Philippine Islands, was interrupted by the war, and it may be years before full production is resumed. The distillation was light, similar to that of Puerto Rico, but the flavor was distinctive, faintly reminiscent of vanilla beans and herbs. Popular brands, prior to Pearl Harbor, were Tanduay and Panay."

Glad to know that at least one of them has survived.

Post #172967 by Traitor Vic on Mon, Jul 18, 2005 9:09 PM