Based on this feedback we decided to launch the rum from a single barrel as is often done with whiskies,” said Frank Roulstone, the company’s General Manager. “When we began test sampling the rum some months ago the most common response was “don’t change a thing”. Each bottle is also dipped in wax to seal the true expression of quality-aged rum, inspired by the age of piracy in Cayman. Hand bottled and individually numbered, the first single barrel produced only 504 limited edition bottles. The foundation of Edward Teach rum is in its quality, 7 year old rum, patiently aged in a single oak barrel. Mrs Kilpatrick received bottle number one of only 504 bottles, alongside Melanie McField, Executive Director of Pirates Week who was presented with bottle number 2. On November 8 2014, Edward Teach Single Barrel 7 year old rum exploded onto the Cayman Rum scene and straight into the hands Governor Helen Kilpatrick at the Pirates landing. Cayman Islands Governor Kilpatrick samples Edward Teach rum at Pirates Week

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