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We can therefore offer you a fine selection of old rums. rum, ranging from AH Riise to our own bottlings.
If you're looking for the ultimate, we have several special bottlings, come down to the store and have a chat.
We always have a bottle of rum/rum-based open in the store, which you are very welcome to taste.
A law from 2019, which comes into effect in May 2021, means that rum with more than 20 grams of sugar added per litre cannot be called rum. So what was once called rum might be called rum rummy or simply spirit today. If you look at the history of rum, it seems like a bit of a misnomer, as people added sugar, spices, fruit and probably a lot more to their rum to cover up the nasty flavour of fusel. But just tell us rum and we'll know what you mean. But if we say rum at the wrong time, we'll get a raised index finger.
A rum-based drink with lots of history. Get a taste of life on the Frigate Jutland in the 1800s and help preserve the frigate for posterity.
In 1886, the frigate Jutland set sail on its last voyage. The trip went to the Danish West Indies (now the Virgin Islands) and was the fifth voyage in total to this part of the world.
On the island of St Thomas lived a pharmacist named Albert Heinrich Riise. In addition to various medicines, he also produced rum according to his own recipe, which he supplied to the Danish navy when they docked at St Thomas.
Rum producer A.H. Riise makes rum according to the apothecary's own old recipe, which he developed through experiments with the plants he collected around the Danish West Indies.
Fregatten Jylland is therefore an authentic rum-based drink like the one seafarers could bring back from St Thomas in the 1800s.
When you buy a bottle of Fregatten Jylland Danish Navy, you support the preservation of Fregatten Jylland with a small donation.
Fregatten Jylland is a collaboration between Fregatten Jylland, A.H. Riise, Mac Y spirits and Hos Walter.
