White rum is that versatile drink which never goes out of style. Known for its smooth texture and unique taste, this delicious beverage can be consumed any time of the day. If you're not into hard drinks, white rum is a great alternative as it sips slowly and evenly. Be it white rum, dark rum, spiced rum or overproof rum Bottle Stop offers top-quality rums at their lowest prices. Just choose your favourite alcohol online and we'll deliver them to your doorstep.
What is white rum?
Often referred to as light rum or silver rum, white rum usually tastes like vodka with a sweet flavour. It is famous as a mix with the drinks rather than having it straight. Frequently used in rum cocktails like Piña Colada, Mojito, and Daiquiri, white rum has a subtle and sweet taste.
White rum is aged at a distillery until it is one-year-old. It is distilled at 80% proof (40% ABV), usually in white oak barrels before being filtered to remove any remaining colour (which is often light golden).
History of white rum
The very first distillation of rum dates back to the 17th century. Plantation slaves who discovered molasses found out that the by-product of the sugar refining can be fermented into alcohol. Distillation processes then removed the impurities and concentrated the alcohol levels, eventually producing the first known rum.
According to traditional sources, white rum first originated in Barbados. Today, white rum is popular around the world, and there are a variety of flavours made in countries such as Jamaica, the Caribbean, Mount Gay, Barbados, Bundaberg In Australia, Guyana, Puerto Rico, and Trinidad.
Difference between white rum & dark rum
The main difference between white rum and dark rum is that white rum is aged for a shorter period of time. Dark rum can also appear dark when burnt caramel or molasses are added in it for flavour. White rum is more about freshness and subtlety, dark rum is more famous for its richness as well as power.
Talking about the method of distillation, white rum is filtered and bottled after distillation, while dark rum is left to age first.
There's another type of rum know as Agricole Rhum which is distilled directly from pressed cane sugar rather than fermented juice or cane by-products.
Types of white rum
There are various types of white rums available in the market. Top brands include Havana Club, Mount Gay, Flor De Caña, El Dorado, Carta Blanca, Tiki, Angostura, Diplomatico, Havana Club Añejo, Martinique, Bacardi Superior, Kraken, Sailor Jerry, Wray And Nephew, and Ron Zacapa.
Malibu rum is a sweet and coconut flavoured white rum. It is available in multiple flavours like mango, passion fruit and lime. Captain Morgan white rum is also very famous and Bacardi is by far one of the most popular brands across Australia.
How to drink white rum?
If you love the sweetness of white rum, the following drink ideas are guaranteed to impress.
Grapefruit Juice
Combine 2/3rd cup of grape juice along with a spoonful of sugar and one spoon of lime juice. Top it up with 3 ounces of white rum 700ml and chilled club soda. Shake this drink well and add ice cubes if required. Your glass is ready!
Cuba Libre
The classic mix of white rum and coke, with a zing of lime juice, tastes heavenly.
Coconut Water
If you need a healthier option for your cocktails, add light rum to coconut water. It is nutritious as well as tasty! This serves as an excellent option for all the health-conscious rum lovers.
Hot Chocolate
White rum serves as the perfect spirit to mix in your favourite hot chocolate for a sweet treat at the end of a long day an ideal drink for all chocolate lovers.
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