• “The Islands” Issue of Drink Me Magazine

    By Wednesday, March 26, 2014

    Founded in 2009, Drink Me Magazine is the leading niche print publication for reaching on-the-ground drinks enthusiasts. Distributed by hand in leading wine, cocktail, craft beer, bars and premium retailers in core markets, Drink Me Magazine is the first guide consumers and industry professionals grab when out on the town. Each issue is packed with ...

  • Rhum Agricole Category Maturing:

    By Thursday, March 20, 2014

    Clement Introduces Two New Expressions In The US Market With the explosive gain in interest towards “Agricole”-style Rums of late, Rhum Clément, one of the leading producers of AOC Martinique Rhum Agricole, is answering the call and adding two exquisite rums to its current US portfolio. Considered the fundamental opposite of industrial rum distilled from molasses, a ...

  • Rhum Clement Ti’Punch London & Midland Heats

    By Thursday, March 6, 2014

    32 bartenders, a twist on the classic Ti’Punch and two trips to Martinique for the winners. The Ti’Punch is a drink very traditional to Martinique, which is also the home of Rhum Clement. Historically the Ti’Punch contains rhum agricole, lime juice and sugar/cane syrup. The bartender’s mission was to create a twist on this drink whilst ...

  • On a Caribbean Rum Trail

    By Tuesday, February 25, 2014

    By BAZ DREISINGERFEB. 21, 2014 “Care to kiss the ground?” The question came, with a slightly patronizing grin, from Norman Murray, local sage and tour guide in the rural parish of St. Elizabeth, Jamaica. “Our visitors from Europe, America — this is a holy pilgrimage for them. So, really,” he egged me on, “feel free.” Confession: I nearly knelt. ...

  • Rum Journal: Tasting Guadeloupe’s Damoiseau XO

    By Friday, February 21, 2014

    THE RHUMS of the French Caribbean department of Guadeloupe remain something of a mystery to the wider world, unfortunately so — as they are among the best in the world. While those of nearby Martinique receive their due praise, Guadeloupe’s rhums tend to remain under the radar, a treasured privilege reserved largely for those who make ...

  • Cocktail of the Month – Agricole Coffee

    By Wednesday, January 22, 2014

    Cocktail of the month Agricole Coffee By Enzo Cangemi from Ovest, New York It’s freezing outside.  Are you are looking for something to warm you up?  Are you dreaming of sun bathing on a Caribbean beach?  This cocktail is what you are looking for!   Agricole coffee is made with hot coffee and Rhum Agricole Damoiseau from Guadeloupe - a ...

  • Meet R(h)um’s One Percent

    By Tuesday, December 17, 2013

    December 13, 2013 story: Wyatt Peabody photo: Peden + Munk From the dank jungle of Martinique to the cool cellars of Cognac, a new wave of high-quality r(h)um is establishing both the depth of the category and its connection to place. The very mention of “rum” conjures immediate imagery: serene tropical islands, bloody revolutions, multinational booze thugs, yacht-rock or ...

  • Agricole Session with Andy Seymour

    By Monday, December 9, 2013

    No need to introduce Andy Seymour, one of America’s top educators of all great liquid libations with a place of origin and as well as recognized educator of cocktails. Miami was his most recent stop on his Agricole Session tour, and why not? This town loves its rum. Andy invited 35 Miami area bartenders for an ...

  • Rhumerie de Fonds-Préville: A Journey to the Center of the Agricole World part 2

    By Monday, December 2, 2013

    Less than 48 hours in Martinique and intoxicated by its nature and the spirit of Agricole it yields, quite literally, I begin again. Today, we were off to see the harvest at Rhum J.M; those robust agricole legs viewed inside my glass last night, now, firmly underneath me. The journey up north is post card perfect; spectacular cliffs and ocean views to your ...