A new limited-edition rum from Detroit City Distillery is making its debut. This rum is called Summer Rum, and it will only be available for the summer. It will be sold at liquor stores and local bars. The rum has been developed by Detroit City Distillery and a few local bartenders. The summer rum is a blend of rums from around the world.
The rum is made from the finest Dominican rums that have been aged in ex-bourbon casks for 8-15 years. The rum has been awarded eight international awards for quality.
Detroit Rock City rum is bottled at 90 proof, which is 45% strength. The rum has a rich, spicy scent that is nuanced, and it is also incredibly smooth. As a result, the rum is great for drinking over ice, or as a sipping rum.
Kiss Detroit Rock Rum is a premium dark rum that is aged in oak casks for eight to fifteen years. It was created in conjunction with the rock band KISS, and the rum is inspired by the song Detroit Rock City, which was inspired by a real traffic accident.
In addition to the rum, the KISS Rum Kollection also includes KISS’ own makeup. The makeup is inspired by the band’s double platinum album Destroyer, and the makeup is designed to complement the rum. There are three rums in the Drink It Up by KISS line: KISS Detroit Rock, Kiss Rock Premium Dark Rum, and Grey Ghost. These three rums can be purchased at a number of outlets.
Another rum in the KISS Rum Kollection is Detroit Rock City rum. It is made with the highest quality Dominican rums that have been aged for eight to fifteen years, and it has a clear, rich oak character. Other notes of the rum include apricot, dried fruit, orange, arrack, and sultanas.
The rum is bottled at a strength of 45%, and it is available in both a dark and white variety. The detroit rum white version is light in color and has a sweet taste, while the dark rum has a brown hue and tastes of caramel. Both varieties are delicious, but the dark rum has a fuller body and is usually drunk neat.
Located at 2462 Riopelle Street, the Detroit City Distillery is a craft distillery that collaborated with local bartenders to develop a limited-edition summer rum. The rum is available in the rum’s own tasting room, as well as at various bars and restaurants in the area. Those who wish to try the rum can do so during a street party on May 30. Guests will be able to purchase special Summer Rum drinks as well as special rum-inspired foods, such as a rhumba, from Midnight Temple, a local Indian-fusion gastropub.
During the Prohibition era, Detroit was one of the biggest booze hubs in the country. In fact, the rum running industry generated $300 million in annual revenue. Rum runners drove through the frozen Detroit river in lighter vehicles with six-cylinder engines, and they would unload booze into boats at docks. They would have a permit stamped by a customs officer, which they would use to smuggle the booze into the United States.