Solway Spirits – Sherry Cask Aged Rum – 50cle – 61%

SOLWAY SPIRITS LTD

£45

This unique small bottling is our own craft produced rum, which has been matured in a port cask. This is a limited special run of only 100 UNIQUE SIGNED and NUMBERED bottles Bottled at cask Strength 61% Matured finished in a PX sherry cask This sumptuous golden elixir is smooth, full bodied and laced with sweet oak With notes of rich fruit cake and nutty toffee The finish is long satisfying and warming. Serve at room temperature to bring out the essence of the spirit One bottling of 100 unique 50cle bottles 61%

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Registered at Companies House as SOLWAY SPIRITS LTD, number SC596357. Checked 2026-08-29.
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