
It's this time of the year again. The weekend before last I made my way to Borough Market afresh to obtain selected ingredients for another round of flavor Infused Rum. I bottled and mixed the dried fruits and spices on the day. Now it's going to take the three bottles at least a couple of weeks – ideally around three months – to unfold their flavors and sync together perfectly. The most important thing is patience and a weekly shake. I'm also rather curious how they will turn out compared to
the ones from last year. It's less sugar and a bit more fruits this time. Maybe for these three I will get around to do what I wanted last time and design some labels for the infused rum. Let me introduce the cast:


7 comments:
Some say Alcohol influences Creativity...nice to see that Creativity can also influence alcohol.
looks awesome, I bet if you eat the fruit after a couple of months you'll be drunk as a skunk.
snarf wal snarf!!!!!!!!
Ace. If you stumble across the recipe to Sailor Jerry's then be sure to let us know.
What other flavour rums have you made before?
also cherry/chilli, cranberries/rasberries/vanilla and mango/ginger
I've always felt that the best addition for rum is ice cubes and a stir straw. :)
Ah ah ah.
Began mine season in Paris too.
We should share one bottle soon.
Le Jetliner Rieur
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