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St Barth is set to play host to a major Caribbean rum festival from Nov. 1-6.

October 19, 2022

St Barth is set to play host to a major Caribbean rum festival from Nov. 1-6.
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ST BARTHS:--- The fifth annual Caribbean Rum Awards St Barth is set for Nov. 1-6, 2022 for a week-long celebration of artisanal rums from the region’s top producers.

It’s a festival filled with exciting events, from the opening party at the renowned Le Barthelemy hotel to master classes with celebrated distillers to the Tradewind Rum Expo to rum-and-cocktail pairing dinners and rum-and-cigar after parties.

The Expo includes two nights of rum celebrations right on the edge of the water on the Quai in the heart of Gustavia, a rum festival set against the backdrop of superyachts.

And then there’s another ...


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