Dead Man's Fingers Hazelnut Rum, 70 cl

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Since they’re strained at the end, there’s no need to skin the hazelnuts before combining them with the other ingredients. Method: Fill a glass with ice, add the Goslings Gold Seal Rum, lemonade and ginger beer. Slap 3-4 mint leaves to release the oils, add to the glass and stir. Garnish with a lemon wedge and a few mint leaves.

We use your sign-up to provide content in ways you've consented to and to improve our understanding of you. Taste – “The Cinnamon and Cranberry are the two flavours that come through the most on this combination with distant green fruits from the Prosecco.” Frangelico Hazelnut Liqueur is perhaps the most well-known hazelnut liqueur. Made in Italy and distilled using real hazelnuts, this comes as no surprise. The hazelnuts are grown in Piedmont, Italy and the result is a luxurious, premium, and extremely versatile hazelnut liqueur. Sitting at 63% ABV, this punchy bottling is a great base for a Jamaican Wray and Ting – a refreshing Highball serve made with 50ml of Wray & Nephew White Overproof Rum, topped with Ting soda.

Fratello Hazelnut Liqueur is a unique and versatile expression that stands out even among other hazelnut liqueurs. Created by the Francoli Distillery, it’s crafted from toasted Piemonte hazelnuts infused with vanilla berries, cocoa, and elderflowers for an additional boost of flavor. It’s sweetened with special, local acacia honey, created by bees from the very vineyards owned by the Francoli Distillery itself. It’s a lovely and translucent pale, yellow-amber color and the nose is big and bold. Making your own liqueur produces a cleaner, nuttier flavor than its commercial counterparts and allows you to experiment with additions like herbs and fruit. This one is particularly versatile as recipes go because you can make different selections for each of the three spirits, and every combination will be a little different. A neutral vodka will allow the cherry and hazelnut flavors to shine the strongest, but you can always play with flavored vodkas to add something extra! Hazelnut Dark and Stormy

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If you’re looking for a rum to rival some of the very best single malt whiskies, then this is truly it. Hampden has set itself apart in the world of high-end, connoisseur-led rums. Its flavour profile is bold, dry and highly complex at first, full of liquorice and woody spice, which leads into a surprising and delicious tropical fruitiness, full of mango, vanilla and a touch of passion fruit. Outstanding. Alc 46% The blind tasting was split between four groups of tasters due to the number of entries, with the first panel comprising: Bryan Rodriguez, wine and spirits buyer, Harvey Nichols; Sara Jane Eichler, founder of the Negroni Club UK; and Nicola Carruthers, deputy editor of The Spirits Business, who chaired the panel. Holyrood Distillery definitely delivered in the Dark Rum – Aged Over 13 Years flight, netting a Master medal for its Elizabeth Yard – Travellers Distillery – Ungrogged American Oak No 1 Char Octave. Smith liked this rum’s “light spiciness with just the right amount of sweetness”.

Method: Add all ingredients to a large punch bowl, fill with lots of ice and garnish with lime and mint sprigs. Method: Pour the rum, pineapple juice and coconut water into a large stein or tankard. Add a handful of ice and mix to combine. Top with the Einstök White Ale. Garnish with three pineapple leaves. One way to enjoy hazelnut is to mix it with other nuts. This can be done in a simple mix of equal parts hazelnut and another nut, or in a more complex mix with different types of nuts. Hazelnut goes well with both sweet and savory mixes. Clairin is the name on every spirits-writer’s lips right now. It’s an ‘agricole’ style of rum – meaning it is made from sugar cane juice, rather than molasses – that’s produced exclusively in Haiti. Expect to find a really distinct, savoury, almost herbal/grassy character here, alongside notes of crisp green apple, pine, mint and roasted root vegetables. Alc 49.5%Union Press Ltd | Wigglesworth House, Fourth Floor, 69 Southwark Bridge Road, London, SE1 9HH, UK Tel: +44 (0)20 7803 2420