Old St. Croix Danish Navy Frogman Conventus Ranae Limited Edition Spirit Drink 70 cl 60%

For every bottle sold, a contribution goes to the association of Danish frogman veterans – a toast that also supports those who once served underwater for Denmark.

Expert Description

Old St. Croix Danish Navy Frogman Conventus Ranae is a rum-based Spirit Drink bottled at 60% to mark the 60th anniversary of the frogman corps.

The bottle is a tribute to Conventus Ranae, the association of Danish naval frogmen, who have historically fought against attacks at sea. Old St. Croix, formerly known as A.H. Riise, builds the blend on an intensive composition of strong Caribbean distillates, tying together the history of the Danish navy with rum's roots in the West Indies. Sales of the bottle have generated a significant contribution to the association's work strengthening the community among active and former frogmen.

Tasting Notes

Nose

Caramel, treacle and toasted spice.

Palate

Powerful and sweet with citrus peel, burnt sugar and a warm spiciness.

Finish

Long, intense finish with lingering warmth from the high strength.

Specifications

Name: Old St. Croix Danish Navy Frogman Conventus Ranae
Bottler: Old St. Croix (formerly A.H. Riise)
Region/Country: US Virgin Islands
Type: Rum-based Spirit Drink
ABV: 60%
Size: 70 CL
Edition: Limited Edition
Serving suggestion: Enjoy neat in a small glass at room temperature

Bottler: Old St. Croix

Flavour Profile

Full-bodied · Spiced · Caramel · Citrus · Powerful

Did You Know?

The Navy Strength designation for powerful rum historically stems from the British navy, which tested whether the rum could still ignite gunpowder even if spilled over it – a tradition this Danish frogman bottle carries forward with its 60%.

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Frequently Asked Questions about Old St. Croix Danish Navy Frogman Conventus Ranae

Who is Conventus Ranae?

It is a veteran association for Danish naval frogmen, a community for both active and former frogmen, which this bottle supports through its sales.

Why is the strength exactly 60%?

The strength marks the 60th anniversary of the frogman corps while underlining the bottle's powerful, maritime character.

Does money from the sales go to a good cause?

Yes, sales of the bottle have generated a significant contribution to Conventus Ranae's work supporting the veterans.

Are A.H. Riise and Old St. Croix the same company?

Yes, A.H. Riise officially changed its name to Old St. Croix in June 2025.

Why is the bottle called a Spirit Drink and not a rum?

Because the sugar content exceeds the EU limit of 20 grams per litre for products labelled as rum.

How should this bottle be served?

Best neat in a small glass at room temperature, so the powerful spiciness can be experienced at full strength.