
Theme journey · 9 chapters
Rum Types & Rum Styles From Jamaica to Martinique
Rum types are classified by raw material, still type and tradition, not by color. Nine stops from the English style to spirits that only sound like rum.
Chapter 1What Rum Types Exist? The Order Behind the ShelfThe Big Order
Chapter 2English Style: Rum from Jamaica, Barbados and GuyanaMolasses and Pot Still
Chapter 3Spanish Style: Ron from Cuba, Puerto Rico, Venezuela and Central AmericaLight and Soft
Chapter 4French Style: Rhum from Sugarcane JuiceFresh Juice
Chapter 5White, Golden, Dark Rum: What Color Reveals and What It Doesn'tColor Isn't Age
Chapter 6Overproof, Navy Strength, Cask Strength: How Strong Is Rum?Proof and Percentage
Chapter 7Cachaça, Clairin, Charanda, Grogue: Sugarcane Spirits Beyond RumThe Relatives
Chapter 8Spiced Rum, Inländerrum, Rum Blends: What Sounds Like Rum but Isn'tSounds the Part
Chapter 9Rum, Whisky, Cognac: What's the Difference?Three spirits compared