Rhum J. Bally 1989 Pyramide 45% It became part of the

It became part of the Tate & Lyle firm in 1936

as opposed to molasses and aged in cask for a minimum of three years

constructed back in 1880

“One of my all-time favourite rums so far

Number of bottles: 1251

Rhum J. Bally 1989 Pyramide 45% It became part of theRhum J. Bally 1989 Pyramide A 1989 vintage agricole from Martinique, and one of the greatest names in the game. Named for Jaques Bally who purchased the Lajus Plantation in 1917 which was closed after the 1902 Mount Pelee eruption. After rebuilding the distillery virtually from scratch, and acquiring the neighbouring Habitation Dariste whose equipment was incorporated into the restored Lajus, Jaques began to lay down his spirit in 1924. J. Bally holds