Rum-Bar by Worthy Park Silver Overproof - 70cl

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Place the flour in a large bowl. Place the yeast on one side of the bowl and the salt on the other side. (Make sure the salt is not placed on top of the yeast, as it can kill it, making it inactive). Add the sugar and stir everything together with a spoon until evenly mixed. Rum-Bar Rum is a white overproof rum produced in Jamaica [1] and sold worldwide by Worthy Park Estate. [2] Since its introduction in 2007, the Rum-Bar brand has been expanded to include Rum-Bar Rum Cream, a cream liqueur made with a blend of 100% real cream and Rum-Bar Rum; Rum-Bar Gold, a 4 year old premium gold rum; and a line of Rum-Bar vodkas, which includes classic and green apple varieties. Rusty Krab Rum Shop all started when Joes collection of Rum started to out grow the house leading to the building of our first upcycled garden bar to showcase all his different Rum.

Traditional Jamaican double retort, three vessel design (pot, low wine retort, and high wine retort). Grease and sugar the four 11cm/4½in fluted rum baba tins (savarin moulds). (Adding the sugar will help the fragile sponges come out of the moulds). The vapors enter the low wine retort, mingling with and heating the alcoholic liquid inside. The liquid in the low-wine retort is approx. 30%, exiting at approximately 60% abv. High-wine retortPlace the dough into a piping bag with a large plain nozzle. Pipe the dough into the four moulds. Try and get them all as equal as possible. Add in the softened butter and work it through the dough thoroughly until it’s silky and stretchy. This should take approximately six minutes. Meet Joe and Lisa. Joe and Lisa are a husband and wife team with 3 beautiful children and a passion for Rum and upcycling. Gordon Clarke represents the 4th generation of the Clarke family, who have owned Worthy Park since 1918. In 2005, Gordon was the driving force behind the construction of the new Worthy Park distillery, which reclaimed the heritage of rum production on the estate that dates to 1741. Alex Kong

Place the babas onto a dish and pour over half the syrup. Allow them to soak up all of the liquid; then turn them over and repeat with the rest of the liquid. Transfer to the fridge to chill. If all that wasn’t enough there’s a couple of huge Rum appreciation events coming up too. Get even more summer rum vibes at these two iconic Liverpool venues. Rum & Reggae Festival, Liverpool OlympiaMeanwhile for the Chantilly cream, whip the cream with the icing sugar and vanilla seeds. The cream must be firm enough to pipe and hold its shape on top of the babas. Transfer the cream to a piping bag and keep in the fridge until needed. Prepare the fruit as necessary. Meanwhile for the syrup, put the sugar and rum in a small saucepan with 200ml/7fl oz water and bring to a rolling boil. Advertising Services Advertise your business with The Guide Liverpool, reaching 1000’s of locals. Read More Popular Cottons can be found in Camden, Shoreditch, Vauxhall and Notting Hill Mahiki, Mayfair Photo: Mahiki On the nose you'll find prominent notes of banana blended with a beautiful balance exotic fruits including apricots and citrus. Elements of grassy and vegetal profiles also coat the palate with a flourish of molasses taste throughout.

Esters are a specific type of congener that result in the round, fruity notes typical in many Jamaican rums. In rum production, the acidity of the fermented wash greatly impacts the ester levels. Rum producers often use fermentation techniques, such as temperature controls and specific yeast strains, to impact ester counts that, in turn, affect the flavor of the distillate. Aging in barrels can also affect the concentration of esters in the rum.A subterranean late-night hangout, where the rooms are decorated in shabby-chic styles – a chaise longue here, a wind-up gramophone there, replica Renaissance murals on vaulted ceilings, that sort of thing. If you’re feeling decadent (and in this environment you should be), have a glass of absinthe, poured over a sugar lump on a slotted spoon. The playlist is eclectic but upbeat. Opium is centrally located but hidden: from the city centre, cross Pulteney Bridge, turn first left, then left again. On the nose you’ll find prominent notes of banana blended with a beautiful balance exotic fruits including apricots and citrus. Elements of grassy and vegetal profiles also coat the palate with a flourish of molasses taste throughout. With an ABV of 63% this expression is raw, intense and strong. Made from a mixture of 3 un-aged rums, and distilled in 100% copper coated pot-stills, this distillation guarantees a top quality and authentic rum to lovers of this spirit. During the distillation process, chemical compounds called congeners (e.g. esters, tannins, methanol, fusel alcohols) evaporate along with the alcohol while heating in the still, mingling with the liquids, impacting the flavors in the rum. Pot-still distillation allows for higher concentration of congeners in the final spirit.

The process is repeated in the high-wine retort, heating the alcoholic vapors, separating them from remaining water, flowing into the condenser at 85-87% abv. CondenserLiverpool to host International Club Health Conference which is focused on improving nightlife safety