Plantation Pineapple Original Dark Trinidad & Tobago Rum 40%

Named after the Victorian wine merchant W.A. Stiggins, known for his love of pineapple-infused rum, this expression recreates a near-forgotten flavour tradition from the Caribbean.

Expert Description

Plantation Pineapple Original Dark is a Rum-based Spirit Drink from Trinidad & Tobago, bottled at 40%.

The rum is based on Plantation's Original Dark Rum, to which both a pineapple distillate and a pineapple fruit infusion are added and blended, creating a rich and delicious pineapple bouquet. The concept is inspired by the Victorian tradition of infusing rum with tropical fruit, a practice widespread among the British colonial powers in the Caribbean.

Tasting Notes

Nose

Smoky tones meet aromas of tropical fruit, pineapple and citrus peel, complemented by a hint of clove.

Palate

Structured and pleasant with ripe banana, pineapple and spices layered into a lightly smoky finish.

Finish

Smoky and fruity with lingering pineapple sweetness.

Specifications

Name: Plantation Pineapple Original Dark
Region/Country: Trinidad & Tobago
Type: Rum-based Spirit Drink
ABV: 40%
Size: 70 CL
Serving suggestion: Enjoy in tropical cocktails such as Piña Colada

Distillery: Planteray

Flavour Profile

Fruity · Smoky · Spicy · Sweet · Tropical

Did You Know?

The name "Stiggins' Fancy" refers to W.A. Stiggins, a Victorian wine merchant whose particular fondness for pineapple-infused rum inspired this entire product line from Plantation/Planteray.

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Frequently Asked Questions about Plantation Pineapple Original Dark

What is a Spirit Drink?

It is a term for spirits whose sugar content or additive method means they cannot be labelled pure "rum" under EU rules, even though the flavour and character are rum-based.

How is the pineapple flavour created?

By combining a pineapple distillate with a pineapple fruit infusion, both added to the classic Plantation Original Dark Rum.

Who was Stiggins?

W.A. Stiggins was a Victorian wine merchant known for his love of pineapple-infused rum, which gave this product line its name.

How should this rum be served?

It is a natural fit in tropical cocktails such as Piña Colada, where the pineapple character comes into its own.

Is this a traditional rum?

No, it is based on a historic infusion tradition and is therefore classified as a Spirit Drink rather than pure rum.

Is this rum suitable for beginners?

Yes, its sweet, tropical profile makes it an accessible choice for those new to the world of rum.