Pusser's British Navy Rum 15 Year Old Nelson Blood The Lost Distillery Recognizing that they would need

Recognizing that they would need a consistent supply of very high quality malt Whisky

no sweeteners

To qualify as a Rye Whiskey the law stipulate that the mash bill be a minimum of 51% rye grains

For this special edition they ordered special casks that had been cut with deep grooves on the inside

Colin Keegan left England in 1990 to live in the British West Indies

Pusser's British Navy Rum 15 Year Old Nelson Blood The Lost Distillery Recognizing that they would needReviving the Tot. In the days now long past British Navy Sailors enjoyed a daily ration of Rum, also known as a Tot. The Rum was issued by the Purser, a ship's supply officer, who was called Pusser in slang by the Navy sailors, thus, the name Pusser's Rum, e. g. the Rum given out by the ship's supply officer. The tradition of daily rations, which, prepared the sailors for a face off AND eased the pain of defeat, was one of the longest established