Myrtle Bank 10YR Single Cask Rum Takes Home 'Double Gold' San Francisco World Spirits Competition

May 5, 2021


Myrtle Bank Rum \"double gold\" SF spirits Competition

Myrtle bank Rum won \"double gold\" San Francisco Spirits Competition 2021

SAN FRANCISCO - May 5, 2021 - (Newswire.com)

Myrtle Bank Rum won a "Double Gold" at The San Francisco World Spirits Competition (SFWSC), one of the world's most prestigious spirits competitions. 

Myrtle Bank Rum's "Double Gold" Medal was awarded to the entries that receive a Gold medal rating by all members of the judging panel; these are among the finest products in the world.

Myrtle Bank Rum set out to fill in the gaps left by major producers with niche releases and long-aged bottlings from Jamaica. 

The name harkens from the time when Myrtle Bank hotel was the social epicenter of Kingston in the 1920s and 30s. Built in the late 1800s, the hotel was one of the grandest in the Caribbean and was famous for its Rum Punch.

Over the last 10 years, Myrtle Bank 100% copper pot-still distilled rum has been aging in ex-Bourbon barrels in the UK and is now ready to enjoy. This fine, single estate, single cask pot-stilled rum was made from molasses in Jamaica's highlands. The absence of added color or flavoring creates a singularly unique and complex profile. From the hand-blown bottle to the unadulterated rum, Myrtle Bank brings one back to the handcrafted and uncompromising traditions of a time gone by.

Bottled at cask strength without any added sugars, Myrtle Bank presents as powerful but unforgettably smooth. Notes of tropical fruits, ripe banana, oak, vanilla and cocoa. Myrtle Bank will leave an impression. (SRP) $99.

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