Double award-winning Jamaican rum with a typically spicy taste and artistically designed bottle label.

The name of the Maund (Jamaican) rum from the Swiss brand "The Wild Alps" goes back to the passionate alpinist and hunter John Oakley Maund, who became famous above all for his ascents in the Montblanc massif. In Weggis on Lake Lucerne and in Schoppernau in Vorarlberg he had a total of three villas built according to the plans of William Morris. The houses in typical English cottage style are still standing today. To extraordinary notoriety, however, the Villa Maund, around which numerous legends entwine. The German Crown Prince Wilhelm used the house for a time as a hunting lodge, and many celebrities went in and out. Finally, Villa Maund served as inspiration for the creations of The Wild Alps. Evidence of this is also the artistic bottle label of this rum, which is based on the velvet prints of William Morris. The double-award-winning Jamaican rum ripened for 12 years to develop its typical aroma. When you open the bottle, the smell of raisins, wood, roasted aromas and even caramel immediately pops up in your nose. The taste is strong spicy to slightly peppery and reminds a bit of roasted coffee and dried fruit.