Rum

The Okinawa Islands Rum is a blended rum created from brown sugar spirits distilled across eight different islands, each contributing its own flavour shaped by local climate and character. The blend carefully brings together these distinct elements, resulting in a spirit that embodies the diversity of Okinawa. At the core of the ONERUM project lies the dunder brewing method, a technique unique to Japan. The label design incorporates all the colours used in the earlier Single Islands Series, weaving those stories into a single expression. The year 2023 marked 400 years since brown sugar was first introduced to Okinawa. This milestone underlines the cultural and historical significance of the project, which seeks to preserve the legacy of brown sugar while connecting it to the future. Mizuho Shuzo, the distillery behind the ONERUM project, was founded in 1848 in Shuri during the reign of King Shō Tai of the Ryukyu Kingdom. Closely tied to the royal family, it is recognised as the oldest surviving brewery in Shuri, originally founded in Toribori-chō, one of the Shuri Sanka districts where Awamori was once exclusively produced. Today, Mizuho Shuzo continues to protect the tradition of Ryukyu Awamori while building on its long heritage.

Cor Cor Red has nothing to envy the Caribbean rum, the strong character and the rich aroma arouse the interest of atypical rum lovers. The young Grace Rum-Distillery, founded in 2004 in the south of the archipelago on the island of Minami Daito, where one Tropical climate reigns, produces two high -quality rums. The red version is produced from sugar cane melasse that is grown on the island and is distilled in traditional potstills.

Cor Cor Green has nothing to envy with the Caribbean agricultural rum and will enchant you with his intense vanilla and sweet aromas and his round, rich texture. The young Grace Rum distillery, founded in 2004 in the south of the archipelago on the island of Minami Daito, where there is a tropical climate, produces two high-quality rums. The green version is produced from the juice of freshly squeezed sugar cane that is grown on the island and is then distilled in traditional pot stills.