So in Indonesia they sell coffee after the beans have passed through an Asian Palm Civet. I always wondered what they did with the rest of the civet-shit after the beans have been taken out of it. Turns out they mix it with paraffin and put it in a Bundaberg bottle. I'm not sure what Darren Lockyer did to the Flemming family for them to put his name on said bottle, but it must have been really, really bad.....
I feel sorry for Darren Lockyer. Well I mean he probably made a killing with this but still to lendyour name to this. I think I'd rather have a range of toilet brushes to honour me.
One of the best rums Bundaberg has brought out.
One my favourite drinking rums as well. It's a 6 year old with beautiful deep colour and flavour.
I've been known from time to time to just crack this and drink it straight. But I prefer to mix with Coke Zero. Very rarely does a bottle escape being emptied when opened.
Can still pick these up around for around $100 through private sales. Is good for a special occasion drinker.
Right up there with the other Bundaberg drinking rums I love like the Black Racing, Founding Fathers and Reserve. But this one would have to take the cake as my favourite Bundaberg drinking rum.
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So in Indonesia they sell coffee after the beans have passed through an Asian Palm Civet. I always wondered what they did with the rest of the civet-shit after the beans have been taken out of it. Turns out they mix it with paraffin and put it in a Bundaberg bottle. I'm not sure what Darren Lockyer did to the Flemming family for them to put his name on said bottle, but it must have been really, really bad.....