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Brand The public spirit
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Country Uk
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Size 70CL
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ABV 45%
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Closure Cork
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Flavour Fruity
The Public Spirit Golden Aged Rum, 70 cl
Regular price £33.99
It's the Golden Aged Rum from The Public Spirit, which showcases a blend of rums from Barbados, Jamaica, Panama, Trinidad, and Venezuela! Lots of ripe fruit brings a delicious vibrancy among the toastier aged notes. Plus, the bottle does some good, too – The Public Spirit donates a quarter of all its profits to various charities which support different communities. Great stuff all round! Read more.
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Delivery & Returns
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Description
Descending from ancient Greece, the humble cheers is used globally as a toast to happiness and good
health.
That's why it takes centre stage on our bottle.
Our spirits are meticulously sourced, hand-crafted and expertly blended. Perfect for celebrating life's
most meaningful moments.
And as you sip the good stuff, you'll be doing good too.
Because we're proud to give a quarter of all profits to great causes supporting communities,
That's something we can all say cheers to.
That's The Public Spirit
Tasting Notes
Ripe tropical fruit, with pineapple and fried banana, alongside woody vanilla, mocha, and a smidge of pepper.
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