Product description
In the 1950s there were two rum factories operating on the island of Saint Lucia.
They joined forces in 1972 to form Saint Lucia Distillers Group, the company that currently operates the only distillery operating on the island, located in the Roseau Valley. In 2007, a fire destroyed part of the distillery, removing its laboratory and the building where the rum was blended. The island's sugar cane plantations were eventually replaced by banana plantations, forcing the distillery to import raw material from Guyana. However, the company recently purchased five acres of land on which a sugar cane plantation was established.
Chairman's Reserve White Rum is a spirit made in column stills and traditional copper pot stills, produced and bottled on the island of Saint Lucia. Unlike most white rums, it was aged in oak barrels, but then filtered to remove the golden color from the barrels. In its bouquet we find accents of lemon peel, sweet raisins and fruit candies.