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Where did spiced rum come from?
Rum was invented, or was at least commonly known to be produced in the seventeenth century, though there are historical references to a "wine sugar" which we can reasonably suspect is rum, dating back as far as the thirteen hundreds....
In the seventeenth century sugar production was ramping up in middle to south America. However, for every two pounds of ready-to-spoon-into-your-tea sugar produced, a pound of molasses was subsequently yielded.
Mothers Day is fast approaching over the weekend preceding the big day this March you can get free gift wrap when you order anything from www.bartirum.wales
Your right to explore needs protecting!
The deadline has been set. We have until 2026 to save all of Britain's pre-loved, still-loved and forgotten paths. If action isn't taken to record the walking routes taken by us, our parents and our ancestors, both in the countryside and in urban areas, the right to tread these paths will be lost.
St Dwynwen is the Welsh patron saint of lovers, which makes her the Welsh equivalent of St Valentine. St Dwynwen's day is celebrated on the 25th January every year in Wales.
Funds raised for The Fishermen's Mission
In the spring of 2019, six bottles of Barti Spiced Rum were submerged off the coast of Pembrokeshire where they would remain until the end of the year. Recently the “Sunken Six” have been retrieved from the twinkling deep, and in the scramble to find new homes for the bottles, over £800 was raised for The Fishermen’s Mission charity.
Glazed Ham is without doubt delicious, but glazed with the best spiced rum in the world seriously takes it up a notch. Try this recipe for your next family dinner gathering.
The shipwreck that sparked a romance between Pembrokeshire and seaweed.
Laver seaweed is a precious thing to us here for our finest spiced Rum at Barti. The seaweed is what really brings our spiced rum together, combining the flavours, ironing out the sweetness and adding glorious depth to the taste.
A local Pembrokeshire man's words describing the night the ship Thomas M. Reed was wrecked at Freshwater West beach.
“Dear Captain Small.
Most probably you have forgotten me. However I have not forgotten you nor the circumstances under which we became acquainted....