Castaways Cove
Restaurant and Tiki Bar - Closed Monday 12/8 at 5pm
Tag: rum
Black Tot Day: The Day the Rum Died
On July 31, 1970, a centuries‑old tradition aboard the Royal Navy came to an end: the daily rum ration—or “tot”—was abolished, marking the end of an era. This historic day became known as Black Tot Day, the day “the rum died.” (Wikipedia) For nearly 239 years, sailors received a ration—initially a half‑pint of rum, later …
Sipping the Elite: An Essay on the Best Rums in the World
Rum—an intoxicating spirit born of sugarcane, sun, and history—has enchanted palates for centuries. Yet, within this vast ocean of Caribbean amber, a select few stand out: the crème de la crème that define excellence. The Pinnacle of Rum Craft Castaways Cove—Rum from the Rockies Now, contrast that with the spirited scene at Castaways Cove—a tiki-style …
San Fransisco Tiki Bars
As of my last knowledge update in January 2022, San Francisco has been known for having several Tiki Bars and establishments that celebrate the Tiki culture. Some of these venues are iconic and have a long history, while others may be newer additions to the scene. Keep in mind that the bar and restaurant scene …
Jamaican Rum
Jamaican rum, renowned for its bold and robust character, stands as a distinctive and influential player in the world of rum. With a history deeply rooted in the Caribbean’s sugarcane plantations, Jamaica has developed a unique rum culture that sets its products apart. The island’s terroir, traditional production methods, and the influence of diverse cultural …
Agricole Rum
Agricole rum, a distinctive and revered category within the world of rum, stands as a testament to the craftsmanship and terroir-driven approach in its production. Originating in the French Caribbean, particularly on the islands of Martinique and Guadeloupe, agricole rum sets itself apart from its Caribbean counterparts by its unique production method, utilizing fresh sugarcane …
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