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Brugal Factory Store
ride2hard said:
The Brugal Factory is on the highway between Puerto Plata City and Playa Dorada. But it is a waste to travel there to purchase Brugal 151 proof rum, which is their low end kind of rum.
Am not sure that anyone can visit that store, or if the visits are limited to those taking the tour, though. Anyway, if you go there, purchase the finer rums, such as Siglo de Oro and their rum liquor.
To purchase Brugal 151 proof rum, just visit any of the supermarkets in Puerto Plata. The price will not be that much different for that low end kind of rum, contrary to the savings on the higher end kinds of rum.
Our personal experience
........is that the supermarkets are cheaper than the prices at the Brugal Factory Store.
........is that the supermarkets are cheaper than the prices at the Brugal Factory Store.
Genie in a bottle
Keep that genie bottled up for crying out loud or add it to the windsheildwiper container....
I agree, do not, NOT, consume unless absolutely necessary. (You know, you are completely plastered and still have a bunch of amigos who are thirsty, it can happen..)
Jon S. said:
Keep that genie bottled up for crying out loud or add it to the windsheildwiper container....
I agree, do not, NOT, consume unless absolutely necessary. (You know, you are completely plastered and still have a bunch of amigos who are thirsty, it can happen..)
151
Not sure what the big deal is about 151 rums, we have one here in Bermuda, Goslings Black Seal. Its virtually undrinkable and in the last year or two its been removed from the duty free shop at the airport, cos 151 proof is flammable and as such is banned from hand lugguage on planes.
I guess one has to like drinking lighter fuel?
Not sure what the big deal is about 151 rums, we have one here in Bermuda, Goslings Black Seal. Its virtually undrinkable and in the last year or two its been removed from the duty free shop at the airport, cos 151 proof is flammable and as such is banned from hand lugguage on planes.
I guess one has to like drinking lighter fuel?
How to use 151 rums
151 rums are 75.5% alcohol ,and are made TO BE MIXED with something else , like fruit juices, soda, and so. The high alcohol concentration allows the mixed drink to keep the strength of the rum, so even if you use a great amount of ice and other stuff in the mixing the drink would keep its flavor, allowing the consumer to remember they are still sipping an alcoholic beverage. Does anyone remember someone getting drunk , after drinking two or three cocktails too fast? :knockedou :glasses:
151 rums are 75.5% alcohol ,and are made TO BE MIXED with something else , like fruit juices, soda, and so. The high alcohol concentration allows the mixed drink to keep the strength of the rum, so even if you use a great amount of ice and other stuff in the mixing the drink would keep its flavor, allowing the consumer to remember they are still sipping an alcoholic beverage. Does anyone remember someone getting drunk , after drinking two or three cocktails too fast? :knockedou :glasses:
Brugal acquisition
I would be surprised to see this acquisition getting approved by the US and European competitiveness authorities since Bacardi is by far the n?1 world leader in rhum and Brugal is n?3. A merger with Domecq would be more plausible imho.
Bartolomeo
roca said:
I would be surprised to see this acquisition getting approved by the US and European competitiveness authorities since Bacardi is by far the n?1 world leader in rhum and Brugal is n?3. A merger with Domecq would be more plausible imho.
Bartolomeo