Uitvlugt (pronounced “eye-flut”) is a village in Guyana, based on the west bank of the Demerara River. The Dutch-owned Uitvlugt Distillery was established around 1750, housing double wooden pot stills which produced a characteristically heavy rum. In 1975 the government began consolidating rum production, and this sadly saw the closure of Uitvlugt in 2000.
The Colours of Rum expression of Uitvlugt comes from a 1989 single cask, which yielded 222 bottles. It has spent 20 years in an ex-whisky barrel and was distilled in the renowned Double Wooden Pot Still from Port Mourant, the oldest wooden pot still in the world.
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Uitvlugt (pronounced “eye-flut”) is a village in Guyana, based on the west bank of the Demerara River. The Dutch-owned Uitvlugt Distillery was established around 1750, housing double wooden pot stills which produced a characteristically heavy rum. In 1975 the government began consolidating rum production, and this sadly saw the closure of Uitvlugt in 2000.
The Colours of Rum expression of Uitvlugt comes from a 1989 single cask, which yielded 222 bottles. It has spent 20 years in an ex-whisky barrel and was distilled in the renowned Double Wooden Pot Still from Port Mourant, the oldest wooden pot still in the world.
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