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Captain Zach’s – Hollywood Spiced Rum

THE GLOBAL DISTILLERY COMPANY LIMITED

£32.5

Appearance A rich mid gold amber. Nose – Fresh pine, vanilla cream, light oak. Palate – Light-bodied, chocolate, caramel, vanilla, oak. Finish – Golden syrup, caramel, hint of chocolate and spice. Hollywood Spiced Rum (70cl) 37.5% ABV This extra special Hollywood Rum is dedicated to Gary s eldest son, Zach, who s encouraging you to join him on the ultimate sailing journey, ahoy! After a successful first year of Hollywood Ginge, Gary, Cherylanne and Zach decided that it was time to expand. Why not?! With a common love for Spiced Rum, it seemed natural to welcome Captain Zach s Spiced Hollywood

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UK company
Registered at Companies House as THE GLOBAL DISTILLERY COMPANY LIMITED, number 13204340. Checked 2026-08-29.
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UK operations
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British-owned
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Where it is made
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