Arcanist Pineapple Rum | 700ML

Introduction

Rum: Arcanist Pineapple Rum | 700ML

Notes of anise, brown sugar, and heaps of ripe pineapple, leading into a peppery finish.

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Size: 700ML

Proof: 80 (40%ABV)

Origin: Guyana

Distillery: Arcanist

If you don’t know what an arcanist is, it’s someone who possesses a secret method to making something… And now it’s got a rum named after it! Arcanist Pineapple Rum is made with a base of Guyanese rum, which is shipped over to Kent and treated to a generous dose of pineapple and a handful of spices too. We can’t tell you which ones, though you’ll have to have a taste to figure that out!

Arcanist Pineapple Rum | 700ML Tasting Notes

Nose: Caramel with a hint of spice.

Palate: Anise, Demerara sugar and plenty of ripe pineapple.

Finish: A soft spicy finish.

Distillery Information

“As the founder of Arcanist Rum, it wasnt through any of the more usual channels that led me to start a brand of rum. Having spent many years at University studying physics and travelling I always knew I wanted to forge my own path. During my youth, my grandmother lived in the Caribbean, Grenada. I was fortunate enough to visit and remember touring The River Antoine distillery. A beautiful historic distillery that uses classic techniques to make a gorgeous rum. I completed a tour and tried some rum straight from the still. I can tell you as an 18-year old that was an amazing experience. So I had a love of rum from a young age and a desire to build something of my own for a long time. One summer I decided to try spicing rum. I purchased some Kilner jars, white rum, and a variety of spices to see if I could make something I enjoyed. After much experimentation, I found a flavour I loved that I knew I wanted to share with the world. I called it Pineapple Elixir.”