Zulu Rum
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THE ZULU RUM STORYThe first local rum produced from the sugar cane in.
most other sugar producing areas, such as Mauritius, the Caribbean and.
So began the story of Zulu Rum. He thought it strange that the province did not have its own rum knowing that.
research.
Wayne supported the idea from beginning and allocated resources for the.
Clinton approached a close friend Wayne Oliver who is now partner in Zulu Rum.
first occurred to Clinton Wyness when travellingthrough the rolling hills of KwaZulu-Natal which were blanketed in sugar cane.
KwaZulu-Natal.The idea for Zulu Rum.
Australia all had a flourishing rum industry.

The first local rum produced from the sugar cane in KwaZulu-Natal. The idea for Zulu Rum first occurred to Clinton Wyness when travelling through the rolling hills of KwaZulu-Natal which were blanketed in sugar cane. He thought it strange that the province did not have its own rum knowing that most other sugar producing areas, such as Mauritius, the Caribbean and Australia all had a flourishing rum industry. Wayne supported the idea from the beginning and allocated resources for research. Great to use in cocktails and particularly suited for mixing with fruit juices. Zulu Gold Rum: gold in colour with a raisin flavour that mixes well with and cola or lemonade. Zulu Impi Rum: a Dark Rum with a woody flavour for those who prefer the more traditional rum and cola. There has been great interest shown in the product from South Africa, Australia, Europe, United States of America, Asia and the United Kingdom. Zulu Rum article in the first issue of Rumporter, the first french magazine on rum. Zulu Rum article in Got Rum the largest circulated rum magazine in the USA. The label of Zulu Rum depicts the very beginning of the association of rum with the Zulu army. The rising sun in the East over the sugar cane is depicting the most easterly Province of South Africa which is KwaZulu-Natal. Zulu Rum (white) has silver sugar cane on each front corner of the label on the bottle. It is recorded that after the battle a lance corporal found a barrel of rum in the mission station and issued each survivor in the British stronghold a tot of Rum.