This Fijian Rum Will Transport You To The Beaches of Oceania

The phrase Vanûa, which in Fijian means "the land one is identified with," is a crucial element of traditional culture. It is a powerful term that properly describes this inspiring rum. Vanûa is a premium rum from the Fiji Islands that is made from sugar cane that has been manually chopped and blended with three and five-year-aged rums resulting in a spirit that is richer in taste. Fiji has exceptionally fertile volcanic soils, and its climate, which provides the perfect balance of heat and humidity for maturation, gives Vanûa Rum its incredibly nuanced flavor. As a result, you get a fine rum with outstanding fragrant characteristics that dance in perfect harmony with each and every sip. This is truly a flavor that transports you back to the countryside, to the roots of Fiji's rich land and history.

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