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Admiral Rodney Hms Royal Oak Extra Old Saint Lucia Rum 40% Vol. 0,7L In Giftbox
Product number: 668028
£86.45
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Admiral Rodney Rum honors the legendary victory of Admiral George Rodney at the
Battle of Les Saintes in 1782, which gave the British supremacy over the
Caribbean. Inspired by this historic event, each variety of Admiral Rodney Rum
bears the name of one of the ships used in this decisive battle. This naming
reflects the maritime heritage and profound historical significance that
characterize the uniqueness of this exquisite rum collection.
The 'HMS Royal Oak', equipped with 74 cannons, was at the forefront of the
Battle of Les Saintes under the command of Thomas Burnett. Throughout the
conflict, she actively shelled the enemy and contributed significantly to the
course of the battle. Despite the loss of eight men killed and 20 wounded, the
Royal Oak played a decisive role in the first fierce engagement of the battle,
securing a prominent place in military history.
Battle of Les Saintes in 1782, which gave the British supremacy over the
Caribbean. Inspired by this historic event, each variety of Admiral Rodney Rum
bears the name of one of the ships used in this decisive battle. This naming
reflects the maritime heritage and profound historical significance that
characterize the uniqueness of this exquisite rum collection.
The 'HMS Royal Oak', equipped with 74 cannons, was at the forefront of the
Battle of Les Saintes under the command of Thomas Burnett. Throughout the
conflict, she actively shelled the enemy and contributed significantly to the
course of the battle. Despite the loss of eight men killed and 20 wounded, the
Royal Oak played a decisive role in the first fierce engagement of the battle,
securing a prominent place in military history.