As Jack would say
"Welcome to the Carribean, Luv..."
Today our virtual adventure takes us to Worthy Park for their rum tour.
https://youtube.com/shorts/mYHXpiVjRsI?si=Ef3gju1IvJOBl_sy
Acres of sugar cane...pressing, both modern and human powered...fresh cane drink to enjoy...watching the rum making process and aging...tasting the various rums produced here...including a very nice cream rum....and later buying a bottle!Rum Tour
https://youtu.be/3R4lAjHGbcA?si=ys7g6CXRK8W2Idjy
Worthy Park was established in 1670 and was dependent on the slave labor at the time.
The sugar cane seems to stretch forever...and on a breezy day, like today, a soft rustling sound fills the air.
When mature...the cut sugar cane is piled high awaiting pressing.
Although, large machines now press the sugar syrup from the raw canes and slaves are long since abolished...the tour provides an interactive moment for tourists...
Resulting in a fresh glass of cane syrup to drink before continuing.This syrup is then cooked down to molasses...then distilled into the rum we know today.
Stored and aged in oak wood barrels.
And finally bottled.
At the end of the tour there is the rum tasting.
From the clear and very light...to the dark and even opaque of the cream.
A rum for every palate.
Where you can buy it yourself.
https://liquorgeeks.com/products/worthy-park-109-dark-rum
Until next week...

















































