Local News WIRD partners with farmer to launch new rum by Barbados Today Traffic 05/02/2022 written by Barbados Today Traffic 05/02/2022 1 min read A+A- Reset CORPORATE 2021, 2021 ANNEE, AGENCE ZEPPELIN, AGENCE ZEPPELIN CORPORATE, AN 2021, CORPORATE, ETIENNE RAMOUSSE, ETIENNE RAMOUSSE DROIT MORAL, ETIENNE RAMOUSSE IMAGES, ETIENNE RAMOUSSE INDEPENDANT, ETIENNE RAMOUSSE PHOTOGRAPHE, ETIENNE RAMOUSSE PHOTOGRPAHE INDEPENDANT, FREELANCE, FREELANCE PHOTOGRPAHER, HIVER, INDEPENDANT, LIQUEUR, NOVEMBRE, NOVEMBRE MOIS, PHOTO REPORTAGE, PHOTOGRAPHE, PHOTOGRAPHIE, PHOTOGRPAHE INDEPENDANT, PHOTOJOURNALISME, PHOTOREPORTAGE, PLANTATION, PLANTATION RUM, REPORTAGE, REPORTAGE PHOTO, RHUM PLANTATION, SPIRITUEUX, STADS, STADS BRANDING, WEST INDIES DISTILLERIE, WEST INDIES DISTILLERIE CIE, WEST INDIES DISTILLERIE COMPAGNIE, ZEPPELIN, ZEPPELIN CORPORATE, ZEPPELIN PHOTOGRAPHE, ZEPPELIN PHOTOJOURNALISME, ZEPPELIN PHOTOREPORTAGE, ZEPPELIN REPORTAGE Share FacebookTwitterLinkedinWhatsappEmail 343 There is a new rum product on Barbadian shelves with the launch of Plantation Cut & Dry, a coconut sensation locally made by expert rum makers and local farmers. The 100 per cent natural coconut rum was created at the West Indies Rum Distillery (WIRD) in partnership with a local farmer, A.T. Nicholls. “After years of experimentation, the team at the WIRD are proud to offer a coconut-infused rum made by the best artisan talents from Barbados. Besides using local molasses, Bajan coconuts are sourced from Nicholls’ farm, which is located a few miles from the distillery, to deliver the perfect ratio of two icons of Caribbean culture – one coconut per litre of rum,” Andrew Hassell, Managing Director of WIRD, said. Hassell added that Plantation Cut & Dry highlights the unique flavour of Bajan rum and its connection with the island, by promoting the rich heritage of farming communities producing crops such as coconut. “The distillery has been the backbone of the local rum industry and as we continue to invest in our communities and businesses, we are proud to be able to source local molasses and coconuts from Barbados to create unique craft products,” he said. You Might Be Interested In Crystal Beckles-Holder, 2nd runner up in regional competition GUYANA: Body of child found after gold mine collapses Barbadians asked to help with return tickets for Haitians The partnership is funded by the European Union (EU) and CARIFORUM and supports local communities to become more sustainable and profitable. (PR) Barbados Today Traffic You may also like Govt says viral video on Barbados-Trump relations “wholly fictitious” 19/06/2025 Government secures loan to help post-Beryl recovery 19/06/2025 Another national homelessness count amid policy overhaul 19/06/2025