Holey Dollar Distilling

Rum-Etiketten

Cask strength - Holey Dollar Distilling (au72)
Cask strength

Cask strength (au72)

189 x 133 mm (7.5" x 5.2")
Overproof - Holey Dollar Distilling (au73)
Overproof

Overproof (au73)

192 x 135 mm (7.5" x 5.3")
Overproof - Holey Dollar Distilling (au84)
Overproof

Overproof (au84)

189 x 135 mm (7.4" x 5.3")
Cask Strength - Holey Dollar Distilling (au74)
Cask Strength

Cask Strength (au74)

192 x 142 mm (7.5" x 5.6")

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au72: Holey Dollar Rum; Australian Heritage; 1808; The rum rebellion Extra aged; HDR1808; Cask strength; Coins were scarca in the early Australian settlement and rum became the preferred currency. In 1793 the NSW Corps took control of all rum arriving by ship and became known as 'The Rum Corps'. Governor Bligh tried to halt this enterprise in 1808 only to be arrested by the Rum Corps and sent back to England. Prized rum arrived by ship from the best sugar producing nations, and the rum in the bottle is a recreation of that valuable drop. Sourced from hand-cut sugar cane in the fertile tropics of Fiji and and distilled in pot stills, giving a distinctive rich, dark texture and a smooth full bodied flavour; In 1813 Spanish coins were punched to create a small coin and a 'holey dollar' the availability of which superseded rum as currency. In all respects Holey Dollar Rum is as strong as the early Australian spirit; Pot still rum; 700 ml; 75.9% alc/vol; Matured 3 years in small oak barrels; Holey Dollar Rum; Australian Heritage; 1803; 9339778000150

au73: Holey Dollar Rum; Australian Heritage; 1808; The rum rebellion Extra aged; HDR1808; Overproof; Coins were scarca in the early Australian settlement and rum became the preferred currency. In 1793 the NSW Corps took control of all rum arriving by ship and became known as 'The Rum Corps'. Governor Bligh tried to halt this enterprise in 1808 only to be arrested by the Rum Corps and sent back to England. Prized rum arrived by ship from the best sugar producing nations, and the rum in the bottle is a recreation of that valuable drop. Sourced from hand-cut sugar cane in the fertile tropics of Fiji and and distilled in pot stills, giving a distinctive rich, dark texture and a smooth full bodied flavour; In 1813 Spanish coins were punched to create a small coin and a 'holey dollar' the availability of which superseded rum as currency. In all respects Holey Dollar Rum is as strong as the early Australian spirit; Pot still rum; 700 ml; 57.2% alc/vol; Matured 3 years in small oak barrels; Holey Dollar Rum; Australian Heritage; 1803; 9339778000150

au84: Holey Dollar Rum; Australian Heritage; 1808; The rum rebellion Extra aged; HDR1808; Overproof; Pot still rum; 700 ml; 57.2% alc/vol; Matured 3 years in small oak barrels; Product of Fiji; Bottled in Australia for the Holey Dollar Distilling Co P/L; Importeur et distributeur exclusif CBH-60260 Lamorlaye France; 57.2% alc/vol; 700 ml; Approx. 32 standard drinks; www.holeydollarrum.com.au; Coins were scarca in the early Australian settlement and rum became the preferred currency. In 1793 the NSW Corps took control of all rum arriving by ship and became known as 'The Rum Corps'. Governor Bligh tried to halt this enterprise in 1808 only to be arrested by the Rum Corps and sent back to England. Prized rum arrived by ship from the best sugar producing nations, and the rum in the bottle is a recreation of that valuable drop. Sourced from hand-cut sugar cane in the fertile tropics of Fiji and and distilled in pot stills, giving a distinctive rich, dark texture and a smooth full bodied flavour; In 1813 Spanish coins were punched to create a small coin and a 'holey dollar' the availability of which superseded rum as currency. In all respects Holey Dollar Rum is as strong as the early Australian spirit; Pot Still Rum; 700 ml; 57.2% alc/vol; 9339778000150

au74: Holey Dollar Rum; Australian Heritage; 1808; The rum rebellion Extra aged; HDR1808; Cask Strength; Coins were scarca in the early Australian settlement and rum became the preferred currency. In 1793 the NSW Corps took control of all rum arriving by ship and became known as 'The Rum Corps'. Governor Bligh tried to halt this enterprise in 1808 only to be arrested by the Rum Corps and sent back to England. Prized rum arrived by ship from the best sugar producing nations, and the rum in the bottle is a recreation of that valuable drop. Sourced from hand-cut sugar cane in the fertile tropics of Fiji and and distilled in pot stills, giving a distinctive rich, dark texture and a smooth full bodied flavour; In 1813 Spanish coins were punched to create a small coin and a 'holey dollar' the availability of which superseded rum as currency. In all respects Holey Dollar Rum is as strong as the early Australian spirit; Pot still rum; 700 ml; 75.9% alc/vol; Matured 3 years in small oak barrels; Holey Dollar Rum; Australian Heritage; 1803; 9339778000174

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