Quartermaster’s Cut – Black Cherry

Ludlow Distillery

£39.99

Dark and Stormy 37.5% 70cl Deep, dark, and dangerously smooth. This richly spiced rum bursts with bold black cherry and warming clove, softened by a whisper of vanilla and charred oak. It’s a darker pour for stormier nights — luscious on the nose, full-bodied on the palate, and wickedly satisfying to the last drop. Crafted in the heart of Shropshire by Ludlow Distillery, this rum’s rich fruit and layered spice make it perfect in a cherry cola serve, ?a dark ’n stormy, or simply over ice. For those who take their grog with a twist of rebellion. This ain’t no ordinary rum. It’s the Quartermaster

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Quartermaster’s Cut – Black Cherry

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