111 - New England Rum, The Original Colonial Spirit - Andrew Cabot of Privateer Rum

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Where the backbeats meet the spirits.  During Colonial times, New England was a hotbed for rum, with almost 200 distilleries producing this spirit at its peak of popularity in the late 18th century. Today it's back and doing well and leading it is Andrew Cabot CEO/COO of Privateer Rum. His ancestor and namesake was a merchant, rum distiller, and successful American privateer during the American Revolution. 

• In Four Sips or Less:
  • Neat or on ice
  • Beatles or The Who
  • How he felt about the 1986 World Series
  •  What will the rum industry look like in 5 years

Check out their links:

• https://privateerrum.com/
• https://www.facebook.com/PrivateerRum
• https://www.instagram.com/privateerrum/
• https://twitter.com/PrivateerRum

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