• Appleton

    Embark on a journey through time, tracing the captivating tapestry of Appleton rum's storied history. From the fertile Jamaican sugarcane fields to the expert hands of master distillers, each sip carries the legacy of centuries-old traditions, delivering a taste that resonates with the spirit of authenticity and craftsmanship.

        

        

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Deep in the heart of Jamaica’s lush countryside is rum’s heaven: the Nassau Valley. Here sits the legendary Appleton Estate, where water is filtered by nature’s hand as it percolates for miles through unmapped limestone hills before it flows into the Appleton Estate spring. In this warm, verdant setting, Appleton Estate has been perfecting the art of making handcrafted rum for over 260 years.

The Nassau Valley has ideal conditions for growing sugar cane, a unique micro-climate where the mornings are warm and sunny and the afternoons experience gentle rain showers. The soil of the Nassau Valley is exceptionally fertile, allowing our sugar cane to flourish. The different species of sugar cane we grow are specially selected for the unique character they impart to our rums.

All Appleton Estate Jamaica rum is produced on this single estate – a small circumscribed geographic area where the “terroir” imparts a unique character. The Estate-grown sugar cane is individually harvested and distilled, adding distinctive buttery, fruity notes to the rums. Our proprietary generations-old natural yeast culture contributes to Appleton’s dynamic fermentation process.


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Master Blender Joy Spence

Joy Spence, master blender for J. Wray & Nephew Limited, was conferred with an honorary degree as a Doctor of Science from Loughborough University in England

 She was cited for her contribution to the distilled spirits industry and the advancement of women in the field, according to a statement from the company. It's the latest honor in a line, including a national award, the Order of Distinction Officer Rank or OD, in 2005. Spence, a 31-year veteran of Wray & Nephew whose award-winning rums are consumed in some 55 countries, was also the recipient of the Rum Experience Pioneer's Award for outstanding rum achievement at the Golden Rum Barrel Awards 2011. Spence joined Wray & Nephew in 1981 as chief chemist, three years after obtaining her master's degree in analytical chemistry from Loughborough in 1978. Spence was named general manager of technical and quality services at Wray & Nephew in 1996. 


"She still holds this position, along with the position of master blender, which she took up in 1997," the spirits company said. Her creations include Appleton Estate Reserve Jamaica Rum, Appleton Estate Extra 12-Year Old, Appleton Estate Master Blenders' Legacy, and most recently, the Appleton Estate 50-Year-Old Jamaica Rum - Jamaica Independence Reserve Limited Edition Rum. 

Wray & Nephew is Jamaica's company at 186 years old; its flagship brand, Appleton, has been around for 263 years.


                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                     

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