Dominica-inspired rum punch · 700ml · 20% vol
Gouté Balvin
Dark rum, lime, bitters, cane sugar and nutmeg, ready to pour over ice. Inspired by Dominica. Blended and bottled in the United Kingdom.
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Tasting notes
Nose: fresh nutmeg, lime zest, cane-sugar warmth. Palate: dark rum up front, lime cutting through, a low hum of bitters. Finish: long and warm, the nutmeg last to leave.
What’s in it
Dark rum, lime, bitters, cane sugar, water and nutmeg. 20% vol. A 100ml serve is 2 UK units; the bottle holds 14.
Allergens: confirm from the final label before launch. If you have a specific allergy, ask us before you order.
Storage and opened bottles
Unopened: somewhere cool, out of direct sun. Opened: in the fridge, and finish it within [confirmed period from shelf-life testing].
Delivery and returns
UK mainland delivery by tracked courier; someone aged 18 or over must sign (the driver may ask for ID). You can cancel within 14 days of delivery for a full refund if the bottle is unopened with the seal intact. Breakages are replaced. Full details.
The punch
Most rum punches start with fruit juice. Ours starts with the rum.
Dark rum first
Built on dark rum rather than stretched with juice, so it tastes like what it is.
Lime for lift
Real lime acidity keeps the sweetness in check and the finish clean.
Bitters and nutmeg
The warm, faintly bitter edge that separates a proper punch from a sweet one.
Ready to pour
One bottle, one serve, the same every time. No shaker, no six ingredients, no guessing the measures.
How to serve
It takes about ten seconds.
Chill.
Keep the bottle in the fridge. It’s at its best properly cold.
Pour.
100ml over plenty of ice in a short glass.
Grate.
A little fresh nutmeg over the top. A lime wheel if you have one.
Where it’s from
Inspired by Dominica. Made in the United Kingdom.
The recipe and the inspiration are Dominican; the blending and bottling happen in the United Kingdom, in small batches we can taste and check ourselves. It says so on the back of every bottle.
