With a 300-strong collection, Cottons boasts the widest rum selection in the UK. They also serve delicious traditional Caribbean fare, including jerk chicken, Bajan fish fritters and chickpea curry. Read more.
While you’re more likely to find suited business men sipping expensive tipples than a bamboo bar and lashings of overproof rum, their dedication to the spicy stuff is admirable. Read more.
Knowingly kitsch, and hopefully tongue-in-cheek, Trailer Happiness serves impressively traditional rum cocktails committed to the Californian bartending scene of the 1960s. Read more.
While a bit overwhelming on a Saturday night – think brash groups and generally painful house music – they offer an upstairs hideaway sure to delight north London’s rum lovers. Read more.
A surprisingly experienced and friendly bar team mix a winning Dark & Stormy, and Mahiki’s proficiency in the rum department comes highly recommended by the Rum Ambassador. Read more.
