Rum Co. of Fiji's award-winning Bati Coffee Rum Liqueur is aged for 2 years in white oak vats then filtered. Fijian white rum with aromas of freshly ground coffee beans and a soft, smooth mocha finish.

Established in 1980 in Lautoka, on the island of Viti Levu on the west coast and in Fiji's 2nd largest city, Rum Co. of Fiji are a global award-winning distillery with 130+ awards. RUM Co. of Fiji Bati Dark Rum is a Premium Dark Rum that is aged for 2 years in charred oak barrels. A blend of column and pot still rum. Intense dried fruit aromas which give way to a smoked oak character and the sweetness of molasses.

Established in 1980 in Lautoka, on the island of Viti Levu on the west coast and in Fiji's 2nd largest city, Rum Co. of Fiji are a global award-winning distillery with 130+ awards. RUM Co. of Fiji Bati Spiced Rum is an award-winning rum that is aged for 2 years in white oak vats then filtered to create a subtle, well rounded rum that is lightly spiced with warm vanilla overtones.

Savoury, smoked oak aromas give way to rich sweetness of caramel, vanilla and tea leaves with a mouth-watering liquorice finish.

Complex charred oak and citrus aroma with a rich vanilla and candied orange flavour, combined with the warmth of cinnamon and star anise.

The all-natural spices and flavours give this rum a rich, smooth taste characterised by top notes of vanilla and cinnamon. More than anything else, it's the spicing that's responsible for the distinctive character,, smoothness and versatility of this rum.

A modern reimagination of the heavier, naval style rums - smooth, dark & delicious.

This rum is inspired by wanderlust, one of our favorite lusts. It's the world's first smoked rum. It's made in Trinidad from locally sourced sugar cane. It's column-distilled and aged for at least two years in ex-whiskey barrels made from American oak. Additional flavor is imbrued into the rum using 100% Arabica coffee beans from Colombia, fenugreek seeds from Morocco, and vanilla beans from Madagascar. To finish, the rum is smoked in America using American hardwood. It's roasty, caramelly, and pleasantly but not overbearingly smoky.