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rumdog007
07-06-2008, 04:13 AM
Ms. Spence, I have a question regarding a rum which I heard about when I was first introduced to the world of rum. I came to know (a little) about rum through the cocktails of Trader Vic and Don the Beachcomber. Much is written regarding the "17 Year Old Wray & Nephew" Jamaican rum that Victor Bergeron first used in the Mai Tai. Endless threads in various forums debate the taste and character of that rum. Can you tell me if this taste is lost to us, now, or are their current rums which can match its profile? Also, was this rum held in high regard back then and did it hold a place of distinction in the history of your company? Thank you!

Joy Spence
07-20-2008, 06:18 PM
The taste is not lost to us, but at this current time we are not producing this style of rum and there are no other rums on the market that match the Wray & Nephew 17 Year Old Mai Tai Rum. All the rums that have been created by the Company hold places of distinction in our Company.