Hawksbill Caribbean Spiced Rum, 70cl - A rum with a cause - Helping to save the Hawksbill turtle

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Rums from Guyana and Trinidad have been bolstered with vanilla, raisin, cinnamon, nutmeg, ginger and a dash of sea salt for balance.

That’s exactly why we're doing our bit to help save these magnificent creatures by donating 10% of our profits to sea turtle conservation projects in the Caribbean.Our fruity flavours are made using fruit that would have otherwise gone to waste - helping us on our conservation and sustainability mission. Hawksbill Spiced Rum is a versatile addition to your bar, whether you prefer to savour it with mixers or get creative with cocktails. But the flip side to using coke with this rum, is that it seems accentuate the caramel notes, God gives with one hand and takes with the other. uk accepts no liability for inaccuracies or misstatements about products by manufacturers or other third parties. It often has images and information about the Hawksbill turtle and the brand's efforts to protect it.

Help us 'stamp out food waste' with our delicious blend of Caribbean rums from Guyana and Trinidad charged with a distinctive combination of spices but now also crafted using real pineapple that would have otherwise gone to waste. If there is any doubt in your mind about the accuracy of the data contained on this page, please ensure you check the product packaging before serving and contact us immediately. Our new arrival brings together our delicious blend of Guyana and Trinidad rums, unique spices and now also real mango fruit. The 103 third parties who use cookies on this service do so for their purposes of displaying and measuring personalized ads, generating audience insights, and developing and improving products. Plastic in the oceans is a huge issue, which is why We've made sure we use eco-friendly packaging to help to reduce the impact.Hawksbill is one of those rums that is both sweet and spicy simultaneously, Arlu, being another one for example. Largely due to the efforts of the Barbados Sea Turtle project, the Hawksbill is now protected in Barbados.