Captain Cane

Profile: Captain Cane at a glance

• Try it or walk the plank! Captain Cane is (not) a cute kitten
• Easy prey for those with a sweet tooth & Explorers: The rum-based spirit drink for thirsty pirates
• Caribbean Molasses Rum: Distilled in the Pot Still & Column-still, matured in bourbon barrels
• Eco-conscious: 100% recycled glass bottles

Portrait: What makes the Captain Cane.

The Rum-Based Spirit Drink For With its mild 40% ABV, Thirsty Pirates is accessible, softand as sweet as freedom on the oceans.

With exotic notes of vanilla, tropical fruits and coconut , balanced by delicate oak spice, Captain Cane tastes especially good for rum beginners and those with a real sweet tooth. Namely, purely like a pirate as well as in "purrfect serves" like the Miau Tai.

Captain Cane also knows as a ship's cat decorated with precious metal in the pirate fleet: Not all treasures are silver and gold. So he sails under the black flag in 100% recycled glass bottles.

Tasting Notes: This is how the Captain Cane tastes

• Nose: fruity, with exotic notes of tropical fruits and coconut, complemented by lovely aromas such as soft vanilla and sweet caramel
• Palate: soft, mild and sweet. Pure Caribbean with exotic ripe fruits such as banana, rounded off with vanilla, coconut and caramel and fine, spicy notes of wood
• Finish: pleasant, with lasting mild sweetness and delicate woody spice

Make rum fans purr: favorite drinks with Captain Cane

Miau Tai
5 cl Captain Cane
1.5 cl orange liqueur
2.5 cl lime juice
1cl almond syrup
For the garnish: mint & Lime

Shake all the ingredients vigorously in a cocktail shaker with ice cubes. Pour into the Piratiki mug (or tall glass) and garnish with mint and lime wedge.

Dark & Lazy
5cl Captain Cane
2cl lime juice
ca. 12 cl ginger beer
For the garnish: lime & Pirate Gold

Fill a long drink glass with ice cubes. Pour the ginger beer and lime juice into the glass first, then Captain Cane. Garnish with a lime zest and (if you want to give it away) pirate gold. Stir before drinking.