Two Swallows Cherry & Salted Caramel Rum

Rum: Two Swallows Cherry & Salted Caramel

From Two Swallows come this cherry-and-salted-caramel-infused spiced rum, produced by the Diamond Distillery in Guyana. This sweet, salty and lively rum was created by Thomas Hurst as a tribute to the famous Captain Matthew Webb the first man to swim the English Channel and draws its name from the tattoo of two swallows, often chosen by experienced sailors, which legend has it carry the souls of the drowned to heaven.

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Size: 750ML

Proof: 76 (38% ABV)

Origin: Guyana

Distillery: Diamond Distillery

Two Swallows spiced rum, produced by the Diamond Distillery in Guyana then infused with cherry and salted caramel. Creamy sweet caramel is balanced by a pinch of rock salt along with notes of maraschino and black cherries. Two Swallows was created by Thomas Hurst as a tribute to his famous ancestor Captain Matthew Webb, who died in 1883 when trying swim the whirlpool rapids at Niagara Falls. Traditionally, experienced seamen would have a tattoo of two swallows, while legend has it that if a sailor drowns then the two swallows in the tattoo will carry their soul to heaven. Two Swallows botanicals and spicing are perfectly matched with Cherry Cola to create a truly world-class Rum & Coke.

Two Swallows Cherry & Salted Caramel Rum Tasting Notes

Nose: Delightful aroma.

Palate: Packed with honey and caramel, fruity esters drifting up through the richness. Just a touch of savoury salt notes arrive later on, balanced by juicy cherry and fresh banana.

Finish: It has a long and wonderfully smooth finish.

Distillery Information

The Diamond Distillery in Guyana is the culmination of a rich history of Rum making that stretches back to the 1650s. … The heavy, characterful Rums produced by DDL are suitable for long aging and the facility has some of the oldest stocks of Rum in the world. It’s aging houses holding in excess of 250,000 barrels.