Sea Wynde Rum - Tiki Drinks and Food

TF Tiki Fink Member Denver, CO Joined: Feb 21, 2006 Posts: 392	TF Tiki Fink Posted posted on Tue, Apr 11, 2006 11:26 AM To the best of my knowledge Sea Wynde took over the actual facilities in Jamaica and Guyana that produced the last " Official " BRN rum. Along with this acquisition, they purchased the entire stock of Real BRN rum in Demijons which retail at about $2500. a piece. In comparison to Pusser's rum Sea Wynde is much more refined. Simply put, Pusser's tastes watered down in contrast to Sea Wynde. Pusser's may have a similar recipe but Sea Wynde is a superior spirit. Try it, it comes in 50ml shooters so you don't have to shuck down $50.00 a bottle. You will find that the flavour is reminicent of fine cognac. While this not too swell for mixing, it makes way for some pretty jammin' culinary excercises. Use it instead of brandy to make one hell of a demiglace or berry compote. T.F.

To the best of my knowledge Sea Wynde took over the actual facilities in Jamaica and Guyana that produced the last " Official " BRN rum. Along with this acquisition, they purchased the entire stock of Real BRN rum in Demijons which retail at about $2500. a piece.

In comparison to Pusser's rum Sea Wynde is much more refined. Simply put, Pusser's tastes watered down in contrast to Sea Wynde. Pusser's may have a similar recipe but Sea Wynde is a superior spirit. Try it, it comes in 50ml shooters so you don't have to shuck down $50.00 a bottle. You will find that the flavour is reminicent of fine cognac.

While this not too swell for mixing, it makes way for some pretty jammin' culinary excercises. Use it instead of brandy to make one hell of a demiglace or berry compote.

T.F.

Post #226167 by Tiki Fink on Tue, Apr 11, 2006 11:26 AM