Pussers dropped the ABV of their flagship Blue Label so that the old ABV would not be a barrier to the rum being served in some establishments. Pusser's rum is inseperably linked with the British Navy, indeed Pusser's rum orginated with the Navy, & the new lower ABV allows Pusser's on military bases again. Rum was served on Royal Navy from 1655 to 1970 a small comfort given to the men who helped create & keep the empire safe. The rum served by the Royal Navy was made using a secret blend of six west indian rums. Pusser's rum is the same blend of these six west indian rums, it is as close to the Royal Navy rum as you can get on the public market. This rum is great for sipping with its increadibly full, rich flavour. Nose: Demerara sugar, leather, & sultanas Taste: Dried fruit, caramel, nutmeg, & toffee ...

Pusser's have reworked their core collection. Pusser's have mad their signature blue label rum more accessible to people by dropping the bottling strength from 54.5% to 40% whilst keeping the recipe & blend of delicious rums the same. With the same reci ...

British Navy Pussers Rum is the same blend of six West Indian rums as discovered during the Navy's expeditions & served on board Their Majesty's ships for three centuries. ...

The rum inside this brilliantly designed decanter has been aged for 15 years & blended in the old navy style of rum. The decanter itself is decorated with pictures of the Admiral Lord Nelson himself & all of his heroic victories including The Nile 1798, Copenhagen 1801 & Trafalgar 1805. The bottle also comes with a booklet giving a brief history of each of the battles that Lord Nelson fought in. It also explains why the decanter is designed as it is, giving you a nice little read while you enjoy your premium navy rum. ...

Rum & the sea are inseparable, & no rum is more akin to the sea & the seaman than is British Navy Pussers Rum. For more than 300 years, sailors of Great Britain Royal Navy were issued a daily ration of rum by the Purser (corrupted to ' Pusser' by the Jack Tars). From 1655 until the traditions termination on August 1st 1970, ' Pusser's Rum' was one of the few daily comforts afforded those early seamen of Britain's Navy as they fought across the globe to keep the Empire intact & its sea lanes open. British Navy Pusser's Rum is the same blend of six West Indian rums as discovered during the Navy's expeditions & served on board Their Majesty's ships for three centuries. Today, it is still blended in accordance with the Admiralty exacting specifications of 1810. Pusser Rum was never sold or offered to the public, & if a rum connoisseur managed to acquire a tot or two, he saved it for a very special occasion. British Navy Pusser Rum is expertly blended from some of the world's finest Caribbean rums. Amongst x-seamen, the consensus is that Pusser's is about as close to the authentic British Royal Navy Rum as one can obtain. Spirit connoisseurs claim Pusser's to be more like a fine brandy than a rum, with a full, rich flavour & a rare smoothness
- a true sailor's delight! This is essentially a sipping rum, however its unmistakably full, rich flavour will shine through anything you care to mix it with.
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A heavyweight spiced rum that's packing a bang. Full-bodied with notes of dark dried fruits. Sweet on the palate with delicious treacle, honey & baking spices flavours. A long yet smooth & mellow finish. ...

Pussers 15 year old is rich in Naval history. It is the only spirits in the world distilled in wood using the old traditional handcrafted way. At the end of 15 years of ageing in wood, only 7% of the original rum remains in the barrel, the rest evaporatin ...

Pussers 15 year old is rich in Naval history. It is the only spirits in the world distilled in wood using the old traditional handcrafted way. At the end of 15 years of ageing in wood, only 7% of the original rum remains in the barrel, the rest evaporatin ...

Once you add Pusser's Rum to this, you'll have the original grog as mandated by Admiral Vernon in his Orders to Captains in 1740. It is not one of the modern streamlined tropical cocktails that borrowed the name grog for some barman's concoction having no relation to the real thing. Made from the juice of fresh limes & dark cane sugar, the Pusser's Grog Mix is same ingredients prescribed by Admiral Vernon in 1740. It is delightfully delicious, & the only real authentic Grog! ...

Pussers Rum has been on our shores since 1655, & for more than 300 years, sailor of The Great Britain's Royal Navy were issued a daily ration of rum by Pussers. It was one of the only daily comforts the brave Brits had as they fought their way across the globe trying to keep the empire intact. Pussers Red Label Rum is the same today as it was back when the ships were made from wood. It is still blended in accordance with the Admiralty's exacting specifications of 1810. Most say that it is more like a brandy than a rum, with a full rich flavour & a smoothness which is unsurpassed. It is a sipping rum, which of course, may also be mixed. Its full mellow flavour comes through anything you might mix it with. Either neat or mixed, you will notice & enjoy the full, rich flavour of Pusser's Rum. ...